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THE SOUND PICTURE OF THE WORLD OF THE FINNO-UGRIANS: ASPECTS OF MONODIC THINKING
Music Journal of Northern Europe, 2022В статье основное внимание уделено специфике звуковой картины мира финно-угорских народов. Звукоидеал финно-угров формировался в условиях лесной акустической среды, которая отличается особым ощущением пространства. Звуковая практика в контексте традиционного мышления этносов рассматривается на примере монодийных форм традиционных импровизаций ...
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The Myth of a Finno-Ugrian Community in Practice
Nationalities Papers, 2001Scholars had already suggested the relationship of some Finno-Ugrian languages in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, but the linguistic affinity of the Finno-Ugrian languages was proven only at the end of the eighteenth century by two Hungarian pioneers of comparative linguistics, János Sajnovics and Sámuel Gyarmathi. Henrik Gabriel Porthan (1739-
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2007
Multiple lines of evidence indicate specific genetic contributions to suicidal behavior. In particular, geographic studies support the Finno-Ugrian Suicide Hypothesis, i.e., genetic differences between populations may partially account for geographic patterns of suicide prevalence. Specifically, within Europe the high suicide-rate nations constitute a
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Multiple lines of evidence indicate specific genetic contributions to suicidal behavior. In particular, geographic studies support the Finno-Ugrian Suicide Hypothesis, i.e., genetic differences between populations may partially account for geographic patterns of suicide prevalence. Specifically, within Europe the high suicide-rate nations constitute a
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Baltic Journal of Management, 2007
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate employees' attitudes toward society, organisations and work in electronic industry of the three Finno‐Ugrian countries from an institutionalist perspective.Design/methodology/approach – Survey was done in two plants of the electronics industry in Estonia, Hungary and Finland.
Ruth Alas, Vincent Edwards
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to investigate employees' attitudes toward society, organisations and work in electronic industry of the three Finno‐Ugrian countries from an institutionalist perspective.Design/methodology/approach – Survey was done in two plants of the electronics industry in Estonia, Hungary and Finland.
Ruth Alas, Vincent Edwards
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Dermatoglyphics of the Finno-Ugrians of Eurasia
1990Palmar kin relief is analyzed in 12 Finno-Ugrian groups of Eurasia (7644 males). Racial components established at the ethnic level by means of several independent methods generally correspond to those previously found on the basis of cranial and anthropometric data, viz. 1) Europoid with two varieties (Northern European and Eastern European, the latter
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ANCESTRY, GENES, AND SUICIDE: A TEST OF THE FINNO-UGRIAN SUICIDE HYPOTHESIS IN THE UNITED STATES
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2006There is now convergent evidence from classic quantitative genetics (family, twin, and adoption studies) and molecular genetic studies for specific genetic risk factors for suicidal behavior. This emerging research field has recently been supplemented by geographical studies concerned with the Finno-Ugrian Suicide Hypothesis (FUSH), which states that ...
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Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2007
Across the 42 counties of Romania, the total suicide rate and the population percentage of ethnic Hungarians were strongly positively interrelated (79% attributable variance). Counties with the strongest Hungarian minority had suicide rates converging to (or exceeding) the suicide rate for Hungary, which rate is high.
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Across the 42 counties of Romania, the total suicide rate and the population percentage of ethnic Hungarians were strongly positively interrelated (79% attributable variance). Counties with the strongest Hungarian minority had suicide rates converging to (or exceeding) the suicide rate for Hungary, which rate is high.
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Early Middle Age Finno – Ugrian burial ground in Ratkovo (the results of excavations held in 2017)
Археология Подмосковья: Материалы научного семинара, 2019In 2017, an expedition team from the Sergiev Posad Museum explored 72 sq. m of ground at the Ratkovo burial ground (the area in question was excavated in 1999, 2000, 2002, 2006, 2007, 2013 2016). The excavations revealed remains of three burial complexes containing fragments of bronze ornaments, fragments of ceramic vessels, vials and spindle whorls ...
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Genetika, 1997
The genetic structure of the Mari population was studied by genetic markers (ABO, TF, GC, PI, HP, ACP1, PGM1). Nei's GST statistic was 0.0192, showing that 1.92% of the genetic diversity in the Mari population can be attributed to the subdivision effect. Genetic distances between Maris and other Finno-Ugric groups were estimated.
O I, Kravchuk, V A, Spitsyn, E K, Ginter
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The genetic structure of the Mari population was studied by genetic markers (ABO, TF, GC, PI, HP, ACP1, PGM1). Nei's GST statistic was 0.0192, showing that 1.92% of the genetic diversity in the Mari population can be attributed to the subdivision effect. Genetic distances between Maris and other Finno-Ugric groups were estimated.
O I, Kravchuk, V A, Spitsyn, E K, Ginter
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