Course
literature, autumn term 2011
RELV208/308
- Sami religion, 15 ECTS credits.
Literature marked with a * are books, the rest is found in a compendium
which can be bought at the Studia bookstore.
Introduction
*
Hætta, Odd Mathis. (1993) 2008. The Sami:
An Arctic Indigenous People. Karasjok: Davvi Girji. ISBN 978-82-7374-682-5.
88 p.
*
Lehtola, Veli-Pekka. 2010. The Sámi
People: Traditions in Transition. Inari:
Puntsi. ISBN 978-952-5343-11-3. 139 pp.
Indigenous Sami religion and the process of religious change
Bäckman, Louise
& Åke Hultkrantz. 1978. Studies in
Lapp Shamanism (Acta Universitatis Stockholmiensis.
* Rydving, Håkan.
(1993) 2004. The End of Drum-Time:
Religious Change among the Lule Saami, 1670s–1740s (Acta Universitatis
Upsaliensis. Historia Religionum 12). Uppsala: Uppsala University Library. 3rd
ed. ISBN 91-554-3580-7. 213 pp.
* Rydving, Håkan.
2010. Tracing Sami Traditions: In Search
of the Indigenous Religion among the Western Sami during the 17th and 18th
Centuries (The Institute for Comparative Research in Human Culture, B 135).
Oslo: Novus forlag. ISBN 978-82-7099-543-1. 171 pp.
* Storå, Nils.
1971. Burial Customs of the Skolt Lapps
(Folklore Fellows Communications 210). Helsinki: Academia Scientiarum Fennica.
ISSN 0014-5815: 210. 323 pp.
Durrah Scheffy, Zoë-Hateehc.
2004. Sámi religion in museums and artistry. Creating Diversities: Folklore, Religion and the Politics of Heritage
(Studia Fennica. Folkloristica 14): 225–259. [Red.] A.-L. Siikala & B.
Klein & S. R. Mathisen. Helsinki: Finnish Literature Society.
Mathisen, Stein R. 2000.
“Gann” against thieves: a Sami noaidi in contemporary media narratives. Traditions of Belief in Everyday Life (Religionsvetenskapliga
skrifter 51): 57–80. Eds. T. Hovi & A. Puuronen. Åbo: Åbo Akademi.
Minde, Henry. 1998.
Constructing ‘Laestadianism’: a case for Sami survival? Acta Borealia 15: 5–25.