stillauksissa

Stillauksissa is a term used in the context of Finnish language and literature, particularly in the works of Elias Lönnrot, the compiler of the Kalevala. The term refers to a specific type of narrative structure or poetic device used in the epic poem. In stillauksissa, the narrative is interrupted by a digression or a side story that provides additional context or information about a character, event, or concept mentioned in the main narrative. These digressions are often presented in a different voice or style, and they can serve to enrich the overall story by offering deeper insights or explanations.

The use of stillauksissa is a characteristic feature of the Kalevala, which is known for its complex and layered storytelling. By incorporating these narrative interruptions, Lönnrot was able to create a more engaging and multifaceted work that appeals to both the casual reader and the scholarly analyst. The stillauksissa contribute to the Kalevala's reputation as a foundational text in Finnish literature and culture, and they continue to be a subject of study and appreciation among readers and scholars alike.