The common past, different points of view. Bibliometric and qualitative study on the historiography of the common history of Sweden and Finland, ca. 1860 - 2020
Main funder
Funds granted by main funder (€)
- 195 000,00
Project timetable
Project start date: 01/01/2018
Project end date: 31/12/2021
Summary
Neither in Sweden nor in Finland there is not many studies executed concerning the historiography of the common history of Sweden and Finland. How was it created, what have been the methods and what are the themes in both countries? Which kinds of themes and time periods have been neglected or even completely ignored? What issues are most on display, what themes significant? Why? How can the differences (if any) be explained, and also the similarities between the Swedish and Finnish history? What about how countries refer to the historical studies in another country? Are there visible national differences?
By contrast to the previous studies, the project combines the "traditional" historical methods and the bibliometrics. Digitalization and huge databases open new ways to analyze huge data sources effectively. Normally, bibliometrics has been used as a tool for evaluation, but in this project, above all, as a data collection tool. It is also quite extraordinary that we are studying two national states and a large discipline as a whole. The results of the investigation will be, we believe, creates significant scientific and societal importance. The project is apparently the first at the Humanities internationally, with the systematic utilization of bibliographic records and bibliometrics combined with qualitative-hermeneutic approach.
By contrast to the previous studies, the project combines the "traditional" historical methods and the bibliometrics. Digitalization and huge databases open new ways to analyze huge data sources effectively. Normally, bibliometrics has been used as a tool for evaluation, but in this project, above all, as a data collection tool. It is also quite extraordinary that we are studying two national states and a large discipline as a whole. The results of the investigation will be, we believe, creates significant scientific and societal importance. The project is apparently the first at the Humanities internationally, with the systematic utilization of bibliographic records and bibliometrics combined with qualitative-hermeneutic approach.
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Follow-up groups
Profiling area: School of Wellbeing (University of Jyväskylä JYU) JYU.Well
Related publications and other outputs
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- Cultural–historical approaches in Finnish and Swedish early modern research (2024) Kuha, Miia; A3; OA; 978-1-003-21925-5
- Swedish and Finnish Historiographies of the Swedish Realm, c. 1520–1809 : Shared Past, Different Interpretations? (2024) Kuha, Miia; et al.; C2; 978-1-003-21925-5
- The Finnish and Swedish historiography of the early modern Swedish patriarchal estate society : individuals, social groups, household, and gender in dissertations, 1850–2020 (2024) Impola, Petteri; A3; 978-1-003-21925-5
- Peter von Gerschau : viborgsk kosmopolit och tjänsteman med historiska intressen (2023) Koskivirta, Anu; E1; OA
- Merikarjalan idea (2022) Koskivirta, Anu; et al.; A3; OA; 978-952-69831-3-4
- Varhaismodernin ajan lomittunutta yhteiskuntahistoriaa määrittelemässä (2022) Impola, Petteri; B1; OA
- Arno Tuurna : uusmaalaisesta ylioppilaasta karjalaiseksi heimopäälliköksi (2021) Karonen, Petri; et al.; A3; OA; 978-952-69280-8-1
- Haarautunut evakkotie : viipurilaisten organisaatioiden uudet kotipaikat (2021) Koskivirta, Anu; A3; OA; 978-952-69280-8-1
- Kaarlo Blomstedt ja Henrik Klaunpoika Horn : sata vuotta yhä relevantista väitöksestä (2021) Impola, Petteri; D1; OA
- Mentaliteettien historian varhaisvaiheita Ruotsissa ja Suomessa (2021) Kuha, Miia; D1; OA
