The newest issue of ARV – Nordic Yearbook of folklore nr 79 – 2023 can be found at Kungliga Gustav Adolfs Akademiens website.

Articles published are:

Niina Hämäläinen: Schizophrenic Identity and Other Gender Issues
in Finnish Folklore Studies

Marleen Metslaid: Helmi Kurrik: A Female Ethnologist Behind the
Scenes

Anu Kannike, Ester Bardone and Marleen Metslaid: Estonian
Ethnologist Aliise Moora: A Female Researcher’s Adaptation and
Professional Fulfilment in a Changing Society

Dagrún Ósk Jónsdóttir: “She Did Not Want a Husband, and Least
of All This One”: Marriage and Gendered Power Relations in
Icelandic Folk Legends

Therese Foldvik, Mari Ringnes Gløtberget and Line Esborg:
Mapping Female Folklore Collectors in the Norwegian Folklore
Archives

Lene Halskov Hansen: “I ukultiverede nordboere ved ikke hvad
rytmer er”: Musiketnolog Birthe Trærups feltarbejde i
eks-Jugoslavien, 1954-1976

Anders Gustavsson: Nils-Arvid Bringéus as a Folklorist

The issue also includes several book reviews.

The newest issue of ARV – Nordic Yearbook of folklore nr 78 – 2022 can be found at Kungliga Gustav Adolfs Akademiens website.

CONTENTS:

Egil Asprem and Sebastian Casinge (SWEDEN): The Trickster and the Witch

Randi Hege Skjelmo and Liv Helene Willumsen (NORWAY): ”The Money Chest Layby his Head”

Ellen Alm (NORWAY): The Quantitative Scope of Witchcraft Trials in Norwegian Bohuslen 1587-1658

Egil Bakka (NORWAY): Migrating with Movement Expressions

Anders Gustavsson (SWEDEN): The Consequences of Covid19 Pandemic