Piety and prayers. Religion in the lives of the indoor poor in Finland, 1600s–1960s

Annola, Johanna; Miettinen, Riikka

doi:10.13109/9783666558689.129

Lutheranism and Social Responsibility 2022

DOI: 10.13109/9783666558689.129

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Piety and prayers. Religion in the lives of the indoor poor in Finland, 1600s–1960s

Johanna Annola¹,

Riikka Miettinen²

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To the Undiscovered Country: Facing Death in Early Twentieth-Century Finnish Poorhouses

Annola

2022

Palgrave Studies in the History of Experience

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Johanna Annola opens up a view on a modernizing society by analysing the ways in which the experience of a ”good death” was negotiated in two early twentieth-century Finnish poorhouses. In particular, the chapter focuses on procedures that took place in the liminal stage between death and burial. Exploring two different poorhouses, Annola discusses the intersection of a traditional and modern experience of death.

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To the Undiscovered Country: Facing Death in Early Twentieth-Century Finnish Poorhouses

Annola

2022

Palgrave Studies in the History of Experience

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Experience, Institutions, and the Lived Welfare State

Annola,

Lindberg,

Markkola

2023

Palgrave Studies in the History of Experience

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In this introductory chapter, Annola, Lindberg, and Markkola introduce the theoretical and historiographical foundations of the book. The authors contextualize the history of experience in the traditions of new social history, cultural and linguistic turns, the German Erfahrungsgeschichte, and the history of emotions and senses. Focusing on institutions introduced by the state and developed by the welfare state mainly in the area surrounding the Baltic Sea, the chapter shows the various ways in which institutions that have shaped people’s everyday lives can be studied. By combining the history of experiences with the history of the welfare state and institutional studies, the chapter seeks new ways to understand how institutions have produced, reinforced, and sometimes prevented various experiences. The concept “lived institutions” is used to illuminate the interconnections between experience and welfare institutions and the ways in which these mutual connections are related to societal change. The introduction ends with a chapter-by-chapter outline of the book.

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Piety and prayers. Religion in the lives of the indoor poor in Finland, 1600s–1960s

Cited by 2 publications

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To the Undiscovered Country: Facing Death in Early Twentieth-Century Finnish Poorhouses

To the Undiscovered Country: Facing Death in Early Twentieth-Century Finnish Poorhouses

Experience, Institutions, and the Lived Welfare State

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