nahahooldusele
Nahahooldusele is a term used in anthropology and cultural studies to describe a form of communal knowledge transmission that centers intergenerational collaboration and hands-on practice. The concept is used to analyze how communities preserve tacit skills, histories, and practices through everyday activities, performance, and mentorship rather than formal instruction.
Core features include intergenerational participation, co-created learning environments, storytelling embedded in practice, and the use of
In scholarly discussions, nahahooldusele is considered a flexible framework rather than a fixed method; researchers emphasize
The etymology of the term is debated; some scholars view nahahooldusele as a constructed label designed to
See also: Intangible cultural heritage, oral tradition, apprenticeship, intergenerational learning, participatory culture.