Kaarle Krohn

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Kaarle Krohn was a pioneering Finnish folklorist and scholar who helped develop the historic-geographic method of folklore research and played a key role in organizing and analyzing Finland’s rich oral tradition.

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instanceOf folklorist
human
scholar
university teacher
contributedTo analysis of Kalevala tradition
organization of Finnish folklore archives
countryOfCitizenship Finland
dateOfBirth 1863-03-10
dateOfDeath 1933-06-19
educatedAt University of Helsinki
employer University of Helsinki
ethnicGroup Finns
familyName Krohn
father Julius Krohn
fieldOfWork Finno-Ugric studies
comparative mythology
folklore studies
givenName Kaarle
linked to: Kaarlo
hasRelative Julius Krohn
influenced Antti Aarne
Stith Thompson
international folklore classification
influencedBy Julius Krohn
knownFor comparative method in folklore research
historic-geographic method
systematic collection of Finnish folklore
languagesSpokenWrittenOrSigned Finnish
German
Swedish
movement Finnish national romanticism
name Kaarle Krohn
nativeLanguage Finnish
notableStudent Antti Aarne
notableWork Die folkloristische Arbeitsmethode
Finnische und vergleichende Volkskunde
Suomalaiset kansansadut (Finnish Folk Tales)
linked to: Finnish folklore
occupation folklorist
university professor
placeOfBirth Grand Duchy of Finland
Helsinki
placeOfDeath Helsinki
positionHeld professor of Finnish and comparative folklore
researchFocus Finnish oral tradition
folktales and legends
geographical distribution of folklore motifs
sexOrGender male
sibling Aino Kallas
workLocation Helsinki

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Finnish folklore notableCollector Kaarle Krohn
Kaarle Krohn name Kaarle Krohn