The above proverb is found in the database of Estonian proverbs in different variations 160 times, making this the second most widespread proverb about cats and the fourth about dogs. The article outlines the roots and background of this belief, viewing the behaviour of both animals and their habits in co-existence with humans. This kind of differentiation between cat and dog is rather a reflection of people's accustomed behaviour and expectations derived from the animal's behaviour - both animals' mouths contain both pathogenic micro-organisms and healing substances
The article attempts to relate the earlier Estonian folk song in Kalevala metre with parallelism, or...
From the cultural semiotic point of view, folk art is the text of oral culture. We are no longer abl...
Trebatická havaitsi, että Suomen yleisin nisäkäs, metsämyyrä, on erittäin hyvin sopeutunut lyhyen li...
In the present article, a pet is defined as an animal kept with humans for the purpose of satisfying...
The article under the heading, What Oskar Loorits and Other Learned Estonian Men Thought about Eston...
While in Finland pet cemeteries were common phenomena already in the 1990s, the first pet cemetery i...
In the Komi Republic, folk beliefs connected with veterinary medicine have become a subject of resea...
The article tackles short forms of folklore in one of Estonian regions – Virumaa. The discussion map...
This article focuses on the relationship between proverbs and pedagogical situations in bringing up ...
Changes in the socio-cultural and economic sphere are reflected in folklore by the rise of certain s...
The subheading of the article about M. J. Eisen’s road to folkloristics reads: From the Ancestors’ T...
The article discusses folk beliefs and narratives about supernatural beings in Virumaa, one of the r...
The article presents a research of the usage of colours in Estonian fairy tales and the associations...
This thesis concerns the mesolithic relation towards animals and hunting habits among people in Skat...
Käesoleva bakalaureusetöö eesmärk on uurida tänapäeval Eestis piimakarjades kasutatavate pullide oma...
The article attempts to relate the earlier Estonian folk song in Kalevala metre with parallelism, or...
From the cultural semiotic point of view, folk art is the text of oral culture. We are no longer abl...
Trebatická havaitsi, että Suomen yleisin nisäkäs, metsämyyrä, on erittäin hyvin sopeutunut lyhyen li...
In the present article, a pet is defined as an animal kept with humans for the purpose of satisfying...
The article under the heading, What Oskar Loorits and Other Learned Estonian Men Thought about Eston...
While in Finland pet cemeteries were common phenomena already in the 1990s, the first pet cemetery i...
In the Komi Republic, folk beliefs connected with veterinary medicine have become a subject of resea...
The article tackles short forms of folklore in one of Estonian regions – Virumaa. The discussion map...
This article focuses on the relationship between proverbs and pedagogical situations in bringing up ...
Changes in the socio-cultural and economic sphere are reflected in folklore by the rise of certain s...
The subheading of the article about M. J. Eisen’s road to folkloristics reads: From the Ancestors’ T...
The article discusses folk beliefs and narratives about supernatural beings in Virumaa, one of the r...
The article presents a research of the usage of colours in Estonian fairy tales and the associations...
This thesis concerns the mesolithic relation towards animals and hunting habits among people in Skat...
Käesoleva bakalaureusetöö eesmärk on uurida tänapäeval Eestis piimakarjades kasutatavate pullide oma...
The article attempts to relate the earlier Estonian folk song in Kalevala metre with parallelism, or...
From the cultural semiotic point of view, folk art is the text of oral culture. We are no longer abl...
Trebatická havaitsi, että Suomen yleisin nisäkäs, metsämyyrä, on erittäin hyvin sopeutunut lyhyen li...