Eesti-Ukraina ühine veebiseminar "Preservation of Folklore in Modern Archival Sources: Field Research and Documentation Issues in the Context of European Practices"

25. aprillil toimub Eesti-Ukraina ühine veebiseminar

"Preservation of Folklore in Modern Archival Sources: Field Research and Documentation Issues in the Context of European Practices"/ “Folkloori säilitamine modernses arhiivis: välitööde ja dokumenteerimise küsimused Euroopa praktika kontekstis” 

Seminari link: https://bit.ly/3RViWjG

Meeting ID: 378 685 722 201

Passcode: vb9z9sf7 

9.15 Welcome by the Organizing Committee
Risto Järv, the head of the Estonian Folklore Archive 
Myroslava Karatsuba, a scientific secretary of  M. Rylskyi Institute of Art Studies, Folkloristics and Ethnology of the NAS of Ukraine

 
9:30–10:30
Session 1. Moderator: Taive Särg 
1.    Ave Goršič
Cultural Identity, Security and Power – Reflections of Societal Notions from the Perspective of Folklore Archives
2.    Oksana Mykytenko
Digital Repository for the Preservation of Folklore Collections: An Inter-South-Slavic Project of Scholarly Expertise
3. Olesia Naumovska, Nataliia Khomenko, Iryna Baramba
Folklore Archiving: Experience of the Department of Folklore Studies at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

10:30 –10:45 SHORT BREAK

10:45–11:45
Session 2.
4. Larysa Vakhnina
Folklore of National Minorities in Archival Sources of M. Rylskyi Institute of Art Studies, Folkloristics and Ethnology of the NAS of Ukraine 
5. Olena Chebanuk
Problems with the Publication of the Materials of the Ethnographic Commission of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences during 1920–1930
6. Inna Lisniak 
Ukrainian Musical Folklore in the Estonian Folklore Archives: A View Through Changing Historical Contexts

11:45–12:30 LUNCH

12:30–13:30
Session 3. Moderator: Oksana Letychevska
     7.  Tetiana Brovarets
Folklorist's Fieldwork While Eliminating the Consequences of Hostilities: on the Author’s Experience in the Ranks of a Volunteer Building Battalion Dobrobat, Kyiv and Chernihiv divisions, Ukraine, 2022–2024  
8. Iryna Koval-Fuchylo 
Oral History of Resettlement from the Flood Zone: from Construction (1950–1980s) to the Destruction of the Kakhovka Dam (2023)
9. Olha Petrovych, Mari Sarv 
Preserving and Analyzing Folk Songs in the Digital Age: Open Science and Research Infrastructure' or 'When Folk Songs Become Data: New Tools for Old Traditions

13:30–13:45 SHORT BREAK

13:45–14:45
Session 4. Moderator: Inna Lisniak
10. Oleksii Dedush, Maryna Oliynyk 
The Colonial Policy of the Russian Empire Towards Ukrainian Cultural Life: Ukrainian Archival Materials of the 19th Century
11. Maryna Oliynyk 
Popularisation of Ukrainian Culture in the Estonian Film “The Smerichka Ensemble Performs” 1975 from the Collection of the Estonian Television Archives
12. Janika Oras
Tartu Ukrainian Folk Song Circle and the Songs from Archival Sources: The Journey of an Estonian Folklore Revivalist

14:45 Concluding remarks: Taive Särg

Info: Taive-Särg, taive.sarg@kirmus.ee