Sampo: Runollisto vuonna 1847

Name: Sampo: Runollisto vuonna 1847
Author: C. A. Gottlund

By C. A. Gottlund

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Poetry

About This Book

This collection of poetry showcases a variety of themes and styles, reflecting Finnish culture and sentiments from the mid-19th century. It includes traditional folk songs, lyrical expressions of love and longing, and narratives about nature and the sea. The work features contributions from various poets and draws on historical and mythological references, emphasizing the connection to the Finnish landscape and identity. The poems explore emotions ranging from nostalgia to celebration, often invoking the beauty of the Finnish language and the importance of cultural heritage.

About the Author

C. A. Gottlund

C. A. Gottlund was a Finnish author and folklorist known for his contributions to the study and preservation of Finnish mythology and literature. His notable work, "Den finska Sampo-myten," explores the Finnish myth of Sampo, a magical object central to the Kalevala epic. Gottlund's writings often reflect a deep engagement with Finnish cultural identity and heritage, as seen in his collections such as "Runola" and "Väinämöiset." He also delved into the interpretations of classical texts regarding the Finnish people, showcasing his scholarly approach to folklore and history. His works remain significant in understanding the literary and cultural landscape of Finland.