The Sámi People–A Handbook
May 13, 2017
I bought The Sámi People–A Handbook, written and edited by John Trygve Solbakk, when I visited Siida, the Finnish Sami museum in Inari in 2007. To mark
I bought The Sámi People–A Handbook, written and edited by John Trygve Solbakk, when I visited Siida, the Finnish Sami museum in Inari in 2007. To mark
I picked up Facing Finnic: Some Challenges to Historical and Contact Linguistics at Akateeminen Kirjakauppa in Helsinki about fifteen years ago. This is a collection of twelve papers that
I remember buying A History of Finland by Eino Jutikkala and Kauko Pirinen, translated by Paul Sjöblom (who also wrote Finland from the Inside: Eyewitness Reports of a
Finland celebrates its centennial of independence this year, and one of my reading projects for 2017 is to read all of the books I have
Planning a new standard language: Finnic minority languages meet the new millennium edited by Helena Sulkala & Harri Mantila (translated by Marja Heikkinen) is a collection
Finland from the Inside: Eyewitness Reports of a Finnish-American Journalist, 1938-1997 by Paul Sjöblom is a collection of the author’s English articles originally published in Suomen Silta,
Amazing catchy song from my favourite Finnish contemporary rock/pop group. (I am not counting Värttinä as they are more of a roots/world/heritage group.) I have
Thirteen years ago I enjoyed a winter holiday in the Arctic that took me all the way to Vardø and Vadsø, Norway. I also spent
The Åland Islands lie midway between Sweden and Finland in the Gulf of Bothnia. It is an autonomous province of Finland, responsible for its own education,
Eleven years ago this month I visited the Åland Islands, where I was the only winter cyclist as I travelled from Långnäs to Mariehamn. I bought this