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Päivitetty 24.1.2010 – Palautteet |
Kotikielen Seura and Virittäjä > In English Society for the Study of Finnish (Kotikielen Seura) The Society, based in Helsinki, was founded in
1876 to promote the study and use of Finnish. The Finnish name for the
society, which literally translates as 'home language society', is tied
to the linguistic situation in Finland in the 19th century. Finnish was
officially granted equal status with Swedish in 1863, so at the time
the Society was established, Finnish was indeed the 'home language' of
the majority of people living in Finland and was just beginning to
establish itself as a language of administration, education etc. The
society organises meetings and symposia and publishes Finland's oldest
linguistic quarterly, Virittäjä. It also awards annual prizes and
scholarships for outstanding research. President of the Society: PhD,
docent Marja-Leena Sorjonen Web Editor: MA Toni Suutari
E-mail address: seura@kotikielenseura.fi Webmaster: verkko-virittaja@kotikielenseura.fi The Journal Virittäjä The journal, Virittäjä, published by the Society
for the Study of Finnish (Kotikielen Seura), is the oldest and most
important linguistic journal published in Finnish. It has appeared
continuously since 1897.
Editors PhD, docent Tiina Onikki-Rantajääskö (e-mail: tiina.onikki and @helsinki.fi) PhD Minna Jaakola (e-mail: firstname.lastname@helsinki.fi)
Mailing address Castrenianum, P.O. Box 3 (Fabianinkatu 33), FIN-00014 University of Helsinki, Finland
E-mail address
Subscriptions The subscription price of one volume is 58 € abroad and 51 € in Finland (47 € for members of the Society for the Study of Finnish and 24,50 € for students). Subscriptions to Hanna-Ilona Härmävaara, e-mail: virittaja-tilaukset@kotikielenseura.fi, fax +358-9-19123329.
Editorial board
Marja-Leena
Sorjonen (chair, Resarch
Institute for the Languages of Finland), Hannele Dufva
(University of Jyväskylä), Marja-Liisa Helasvuo (University of
Turku), Ilona Herlin (University of Helsinki),
Tuomas Huumo (University of Tartu, Estonia and University of
Turku), Kaisa Häkkinen (University of Turku), Jarmo
Jantunen (University of Oulu), Marja Järventausta (University of
Cologne, Germany), Kaija Kuiri (University of Tampere),
Johanna Laakso (University of Vienna, Austria), Jarmo Lainio
(Mälardalen University, Sweden), Lea Laitinen (University of Helsinki),
Petri Lauerma (Resarch Institute for the Languages of Finland), Ritva
Laury (University of Helsinki), Esa Lehtinen (University of Vaasa),
Kaija Mallat (The City of Espoo), Anne Mäntynen (University of
Helsinki), Richard Ogden (University of York, England), Karl Pajusalu
(University of Tartu, Estonia) Helka Riionheimo (University
of Joensuu), Liisa Tainio (University of Helsinki). |