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April 24, 2013Journal of Baltic Studies

Heterotopia and Hegemony: Power and Culture in Setomaa

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I started my fieldwork in Setomaa (Seto country), a region on the southeast Estonian border with Russia, just prior to Easter 2003. The next day, I joined a crowd of people at Easter Vigil, and par...

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