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Smaller Saami Herding Groups Cooperate More in a Public Goods Experiment. [PDF]
Thomas MG +3 more
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Assessment of Sámi food security in Finnish Lapland: climate change impacts and policy effectiveness. [PDF]
Kukkurainen HI, Sonneveld BGJS.
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"We are all Norwegians; we are all the same" - midwives' experiences with Indigenous Sámi women in birth units in Northern Norway. [PDF]
Nordsletta ÁS +3 more
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サーミ工芸 duodji の現状 : 白樺のこぶから作られるカップに着目して
Duodjiは北方先住民サーミの工芸をあらわす言葉である。この言葉は西洋美術的なパラダイムとは異なるサーミ自身の立場からサーミの工芸を示した言葉であると同時にduodjiの作り手であるduodjár によって作られたモノ全般を指す言葉としても用いられている。サーミは主にノルウェー、スウェーデン、フィンランド、ロシアの4ヶ国にまたがって住む先住民族である。北サーミ語のduodjiという言葉は、20世紀の制度化を経験しながら西洋美術的な手工芸とは異なる独自の概念として積極的に利用されてきた。本稿ではduodjiと呼ばれる様々な工芸の中でも白樺のこぶから作るカップ、フィンランド語で「kuksa/ククサ」に着目し、フィンランドのイナリというサーミ地域での調査から工芸duodjiを取り巻く現状を提示する ...
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Youth development under digital surveillance: challenges, opportunities, and future directions. [PDF]
Ishkhanyan A, Hakobyan M.
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Nomadic Antlers:New Genre Arctic Art Education and Activism
This chapter explores the intersection of art, activism, and youth engagement in addressing climate change in the Arctic. It focuses on the nomadic antler workshop, art-based action research conducted in northernmost Europe, particularly within Sámi ...
Hiltunen, Mirja; id_orcid +1 more
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Slöjd på Samernas folkhögskola i Jokkmokk 1972–1999
Från starten 1942 var den samiska slöjden, idag duodji, viktig vid Samernas folkhögskola, (Samernas) idag lokaliserad i Jokkmokk. Slöjden är fortsatt betydelsefull på Samernas utbildningscentrum som skolan heter idag.
Hansson, Johan,
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The façade is clad in Siberian larch, which has weathered from golden brown to a silver-grey patina. Rather than resisting time, the material embraces aging, allowing the building to evolve with its surroundings.
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Architecture of Aroha: Wahakura and gietkka - indigenous ecologies of care
Architecture of Aroha is an Indigenous-led collaboration between Māori and Sámi researchers and artists exploring how traditional sleeping vessels for newborn babies, the wahakura of Aotearoa and the gietkka of the Sámi, function as sites of cultural ...
Reihana-White, Hinewaimarama
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Duodji 2012 : Riikkaidgaskasaš sámiid ja eará eamiálbmogiid duodje-, dáidda ja hábmenkonferánsa
Guttorm, Gunvor +5 more
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