Celebrating the Swedish way : traditions and festivities / Po Tidholm, Agneta Lilja ; [translated by Stephen Croall].

Av:

Tidholm, Po, 1971-

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Materialtyp: Text

TextSpråk: Engelska Originalspråk: Svenska Utgivningsuppgift: Stockholm : Swedish Institute (SI, 2013Tillverkare: Stockholm : InekoUtgåva: [New ed.]Beskrivning: 48 s. färgillISBN:

9789186995263

Originaltitel:

Det ska vi fira.

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Faktaböcker

DDK-klassifikation:

394.269485 23/swe

Sammanfattning: Curious about the mythical Midsummer, when Swedes wear flower wreaths on their heads and dance around a suspiciously phallic pole? Or how about 13 December, when Swedes wake up to saffron buns, choral singing and a procession led by Lucia with candles in her hair? In Celebrating the Swedish way we learn how seasons, pagan times, Christianity, immigration and indeed the insatiable curiosity of Swedes themselves have all played a part in shaping the ever-evolving Swedish traditions. You might both recognise traces of your own traditions and be baffled by the extraordinary nature of others. -- Bokus

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Curious about the mythical Midsummer, when Swedes wear flower wreaths on their heads and dance around a suspiciously phallic pole? Or how about 13 December, when Swedes wake up to saffron buns, choral singing and a procession led by Lucia with candles in her hair?

In Celebrating the Swedish way we learn how seasons, pagan times, Christianity, immigration and indeed the insatiable curiosity of Swedes themselves have all played a part in shaping the ever-evolving Swedish traditions. You might both recognise traces of your own traditions and be baffled by the extraordinary nature of others. -- Bokus