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Estonian Folklore as a Source of Baltic-German Poetry

Journal of Baltic Studies, 2011
Estonian folk tales form a common element in Estonian and Baltic-German (lyro)epic poetry. Baltic-German interest in Estonian folkloric heritage originated in the eighteenth century, when J. G. Herder first encouraged the collection of Estonian and Latvian folk songs.
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Quantity in Estonian Language and Poetry

Journal of Baltic Studies, 1977
Ilse Lehiste
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Some Aspects of the Poetic Multilingualism of Contemporary Estonian Poetry

Journal of Baltic Studies, 2023
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The Inner Form of Estonian Poetry

Journal of Baltic Studies, 1971
Víctor Terras
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The Dream Poetry of the Estonian Poet George Marrow

Journal of Baltic Studies, 1975
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Where Do Dead Books Go? The Problem of the Soviet Canon Today, on the Example of Johannes Becher's Work in Estonian

Interlitteraria, 2013
The article describes the conception and editing process of an anthology of Johannes Becher’s poems (Unistades täiusest, 1962) in Estonian, and discusses its status in the Soviet and contemporary literary canon.
Katre Talviste
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The Background and Poetry of Gustav Suits. A Study in Estonian Symbolism

The American Slavic and East European Review, 1950
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The Phonetic Realization of the Haiku Form in Estonian Poetry, Compared to Japanese

1997
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Rhyme in contemporary Estonian popular poetry

The aim of the study is to examine the structure of rhymes in different genres of Estonian popular poetry since the 1990s, that is, from the same period in which rhyme began to disappear from literary poetry in Estonian while surviving and even developing in popular poetry.
Maria-Kristiina Lotman, Rebekka Lotman
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Anthology of Modern Estonian Poetry

Books Abroad, 1954
Clarence A. Manning, W. K. Matthews
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