Axel Olrik

Biographical details

Portrait of Axel Olrik Axel Olrik Finnisch-ugrische Forschungen (1912)

Thomsens linguistic standpoint, it is not only a question of loans from the Scandinavian heathenism we know of, but also of loans from pre-historic times. [1]
Loans from cult & myth have been amply proved, not only among the Lapps, who are in a position of a special dependence on Scandinavian civilization, but also in great degree among the Finns, who, in a more independent way, have appropriated and worked in ideas from many of the Aryan tribes.
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Portrait of Axel Olrik Axel Olrik Dansk Folkemindesamling (DFS), The National Collection of Folklore in Copenhagen (1910)

Folklore of birds, collected by the rev. Fr. L. Grundtvig († 1904) 1—8 scandinavian names of birds, 9—36 folklore of birds. DFS 1904, 37—46: Folklore collections of J. Kamp († 1904) . 37—38 folklore in general, 39 ballads, 40 tales, 41—42 legends & superstitions, 43—44 rhymes etc., 45 dances, 46 life of peasantry, 47 folklore & rural architectures, 48—49 rural architectures.
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