Ethnologia Scandinavica 2010

This years Ethnologia Scandinavica reflects a renewed interest in materiality among ethnologists, no longer primarily an interest in artefacts as such but in processes of materialization, concerning both things and living bodies. Several articles also consider the significance of place. Most things that happen literally take plance and thus materialize themselves somewhere. The research front in Scandinavian ethnology today has adopted gender-specific analyses and is often phenomenologically inspired.

Ethnologia Scandinavica is printed with the support of the Nordic Publications Committee for Humanist Periodicals and the Royal Gustavus Adolphus Academy for Swedish Folk Culture. The journal publishes peer reviewed papers in Engish and German based on all branches of material and social culture, and in reviews, biographical notes and reports reflects ethnological contributions and activities in the Scandinavian countries. One volume of Ethnologia Scandinavica comprises 200 pages, published in one issue yearly. Subscription price for 2010 is SEK 291. Postage is included.

ISSN: 0348-9698