Juha Pentikäinen | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Juha Pentikäinen

Juha Pentikäinen is affiliated with the following schools: University of Turku, University of Helsinki

Juha Pentikäinen's Degrees

PhD Folklore Studies University of Helsinki

Why Is Juha Pentikäinen Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Juha Pentikäinen is a professor emeritus of the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Helsinki and a professor of northern ethnography at the University of Lapland and the Institute for Northern Culture in Helsinki. With a field-work oriented approach to the study of religious traditions he is especially interested in the oral history of languages, religions and cultures.

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Juha Pentikäinen's Published Works

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Published Works

Shamanism and culture (1998) (31)
Reduced Particulate Emissions with Reformulated Gasoline (2000) (22)
Golden King of the Forest - The Lore of the Northern Bear (2007) (18)
Shamanism and Northern ecology (1996) (16)
Oral Transmission of Knowledge (1976) (14)
Northern religions and shamanism (1992) (13)
The Effect of Heavy Olefins and Ethanol on Gasoline Emissions (2004) (12)
The Dead without Status (1969) (12)
Uralic mythology and folklore (1989) (10)
Child abandonment as an indicator of Christianization in the Nordic countries (1990) (9)
The nordic dead-child tradition : Nordic dead-child beings (1968) (8)
The Saami shamanic drum in Rome (1987) (7)
THE DIVISION OF THE LAPPS INTO CULTURAL AREAS (1973) (6)
Khanty shamanism today: Reindeer sacrifice and its mythological background (1996) (5)
Revivalist movements and religious contracultures in Finland (1975) (5)
No Major Backsliding in Air Quality when Replacing MTBE with Isooctane in CARB Gasoline (2001) (4)
Gasoline: Influence of Fuel-Oxygen on NOx-Emissions (1998) (3)
The Shamanic Drum as Cognitive Map (2010) (3)
Themes of Suicide in the Kalevala (1988) (3)
Shamanhood : an endangered language (2005) (3)
Themes of Death and Violence in Lullabies of Different Countries (1990) (3)
The symbolism of liminality (1979) (2)
Traditions in Contact and Change (1981) (2)
Use of TAME and heavier ethers (NexTAME) as gasoline reformulation components (1997) (1)
Symbols on stone : following the footsteps of the bear in Finnish antiquity (2012) (1)
Folk narrative research : some papers presented at the VI Congress of the International Society for Folk Narrative Research (1976) (1)
The Human Life Cycle and Annual Rhythm of Nature in Finnish Folklore (1985) (1)
Finno-Ugric Miijorities in Siberia: Extinction or Survival? (1991) (1)
Religio-Anthropological Depth Research (1978) (0)
MAA3 Geometria (LOPS2021) (2020) (0)
The Bear Rituals among the Sámi (2015) (0)
The songs of the bear in hunt rituals, in the old and new Kalevala (2014) (0)
Shamans and spirits: Kai Donner and Northern ethnography (2014) (0)
The Structural Schemes of a Fairy-Tale Repertoire: A Structural Analysis of Marina Takalo's Fairy Tales (1978) (0)
[Traditional magic medicine in Finland]. (1988) (0)
Life History and World View (2012) (0)
Shamanhood in the Processes of Northern Ethnicity and Identity (2004) (0)
Thinking Globally about Local Religious Societies (2006) (0)
Regional Conference on Circumpolar and Northern Religion : IAHR, Helsinki, May 13-19, 1990 (1990) (0)
Kavlevala [i.e. Kalevala] mythology (1999) (0)
Taxonomy and Source Criticism of Oral Tradition (1979) (0)
Why Prophets Are (Not) Shamans? (2020) (0)
The Encounter of Religions as a Religio-Scientific Problem (2012) (0)
"I lift you up, the dry throats'' - on Nanaj shamanic epic (2000) (0)
[On death and body concepts in different religions]. (2003) (0)

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