61. Useful Links - Faroe Islands - Framtak Ferry service faroes, Iceland, Shetland, Denmark and Norway The Nordic House faroese Nordic culture Centre Listasavn Føroya The faroe islands Art Gallery http://www.framtak.com/info/links.html

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63. VirtualTourist.com - Lisahurley's Faroe Islands Travel Page My mother was born and raised in the beautiful faroe islands. It is an amazing place filled with wonderful foods, fantastic scenery, and rich culture. http://www.virtualtourist.com/m/3b370/4bf/

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65. Whaling On The Faroe Islands - From The Ark Number 196 - Spring 2004 - A Publica Is the article an accurate and fair presentation of whaling in the faroe islands? Is it necessary to kill whales in a modern faroese culture where the standard http://www.all-creatures.org/ca/ark-196-whaling.html

Catholic-Animals THE ARK A Publication of Catholic Concern for Animals (Formerly: THE CATHOLIC STUDY CIRCLE FOR ANIMAL WELFARE) Selections From The Ark Number 196 - Spring 2004 Whaling on the Faroe Islands Sr Maria, a Franciscan Missionary of Mary, has been been involved in childcare and pastoral work with adults since she arrived on the Faroes in 1990. She and six fellow FMMs work in a parish of 120 parishioners of 23 nationalities. Here she discusses the controversial traditional whale drive. By Maria Forrestal FMM The Faroe Islands are not well known to many people, except perhaps those interested in fishing or whaling. The latter has certainly been a source of controversy. At the end of September, Dimmalætting , one of the national newspapers on the Faroes, featured several articles drawing attention to recent coverage of whaling in an English newspaper. The article, ‘When the Sea Foamed Red’ was written by a journalist from the Daily Mail who visited the Faroe Islands during a whale drive in Tórshavn in September, 2003. The article depicted the Faroese people as barbarians who kill whale simply for the pleasure of killing.

66. - GLOBOsapiens.net 1996). No Nation Is an Island Language, culture, and National Identity in the faroe islands (North Atlantic Monographs, 3). by Tom http://www.globosapiens.net/country/faroe-islands_books.html

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68. Elderhostel : Program Detail We ll explore the dramatic landscapes and unique culture of the mysteriously remote faroe islands, and consider the historic Viking Sagas and contemporary life http://www.elderhostel.org/Programs/search_res.asp?Type=A&CountryCode=Faroe Isla

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70. Faroe Islands , Denmark, Anthropological Research [Isole Faroer, Danimarca] and culture; Beate L. Jensen, future ChiefEditor of the Dimmalætting (newspaper, founded 1877); Jan Mortensen, Director of the faroe islands Tourist Bureau http://users.libero.it/f-pelli/f-pelli.faroe.html

FAROE ISLANDS, DENMARK, 1995 ANTHROPOLOGICAL RESEARCH PROJECT by Franco Pelliccioni UNDER THE FOLLOWING HIGH PATRONAGES ROYAL EMBASSY OF DENMARK, ITALIAN NAVAL GENERAL STAFF, ITALIAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY With a grant from the Italian Foreign Office and a SAS (Scandinavian Air System) Sponsorship PROJECT ABSTRACT The analysys of the communities will privilege four main fields a) the economic sector (development). The undersigned will take care of the fishing activity (inland, deep sea, fish farming and grindadrap ) and the related fish plant processes; the history of Faroese Cultural Change, from a farming economy to a fishing economy,which started not before the beginning of the XIX century; boat-building; woollen industry; tourism; b persistence of an old Viking language and of the relevant rich oral literature c man-environment relation d) the really interesting, from a scientific point of view, demographic trend towards a Faroese population increase (at least since the middle of the XIX° century), respect to the generally, worldwide, decrease of islands populations. The communities selected, according several socio-cultural characteristics, will be those of Torshavn and Vagur (Suduroy Island. Not having much time to spent in the islands - due to financial reasons-, the undersigned has to concentrate the survey to only two towns. As

71. ★ Reviews Of Books About Faroe Islands The background information on Icelandic history and culture was invaluable reading explore the North Atlantic beyond Iceland (Greenland and the faroe islands). http://faroe_islands.vacationbookreview.com/

Related Vacation Book Subjects: VacationBookReview falkland islands fiji More Pages: faroe islands Page 1 Books to read if you're planning a vacation in "faroe islands" , sorted by average review score: The Faroes and Iceland: Studies in Island Life Published in Hardcover by AMS Press (August, 1982) Author: Nelson Annandale Average review score: Cool Book I loved to read this book, very informative and true. I can say that because i live in Iceland! In Place: Spatial and Social Order in a Faeroe Islands Community Published in Paperback by Waveland Press (January, 1996) Author: Dennis Gaffin Average review score: Useful For Academics This is a fine book about the wee islands in the North Atlantic. But beware: It's heavy stuff for those just looking for travel descriptions and easy-to-access material on the subject. Having said that it is a gem if you are interested in e.g Social Anthropology or other social sciences. An anthropologist explores daily village life Dennis Gaffin, an American anthropologist, spent a year studying the phenomenon of social control in an outlying Faeroese village. The resulting book is a surprisingly readable first-person narrative, not a turgid, theoretical work like so much academic writing. Gaffin's book is a description of how a small Faroese village functions - what people do for a living, their worldview, and the forces through which social norms are enforced. The topic of spatial order, to which the title refers, receives relatively little attention, with the exception that the author devotes a chapter to the issue of placenames. This book is principally about how a society pressures people to behave "properly" as defined in that culture.

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75. AMAP Greenland And The Faroe Islands 1997-2001 and the faroe islands 19972001. 2 Sociocultural environment, lifestyle, and health in Greenland. 2.1 Settlement structure 2.2 Language, culture and Economy 2.3 http://www.mst.dk/udgiv/publications/2003/87-7972-477-9/html/kap03_eng.htm

Front page Contents Previous Next AMAP Greenland and the Faroe Islands 1997-2001 2 Sociocultural environment, lifestyle, and health in Greenland 2.1 Settlement structure 2.2 Language, culture and Economy 2.3 Lifestyle 2.4 Disease pattern ... 2.6 References By Peter Bjerregaard The population of Greenland was 56,124 in 2000. Of these, 49,369 (88%) were born in Greenland, which is the official proxy measure for Greenlandic (Inuit) etnicity. However, in recent years an increasing number of ethnic Danes have been born in Greenland while a similarly increasing number of ethnic Greenlanders have been born in Denmark . A study from the 1990s estimated that 97% of those born in Greenland considered themselves to be Greenlanders while 9% of those not born in Greenland considered themselves as Greenlanders and 17% as both Greenlander and Dane. The use of definition criteria (place of birth, identity or ethnicity of parents/grandparents) must be chosen according to the circumstances. The population pyramid for the indigenous population is relatively broad based until the age group 30-34 (figure 2.1). Around 1970 the very high fertility rates decreased rapidly which, in combination with relatively few women of childbearing age resulted in small birth cohorts. After the dramatic decrease, the size of the birth cohorts increased steadily from 1974 to 1995 but is now once more on the decrease. The population composition of the non-indigenous (Danish) population is very different. Men make up 70% of the non-indigenous population, and 79% of these are in the age group 25-59 compared with only 50% among the Greenlanders.

76. The Danish EU Presidency - Eu2002.dk - Greenland And The Faroe Islands Lagting in the faroe islands The Rigsombudsman in the faroe islands Representatives in and Canada, with whom they share a community of language and culture. http://www.eu2002.dk/EU2002/denmark/default.asp?MenuElementID=6146

77. Island Games - Sports the introduction of absolute monarchy in Denmark in 1660 the faroe islands became more movement that sought to protect faroese language and culture against a http://www.bbc.co.uk/islandgames/teams/other/faroe_islands.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index WEDNESDAY 9th June 2004 Text only BBC Homepage England Island Games ... Contact Us Where I Live Guernsey Jersey About the BBC Contact Us ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! FAROE ISLANDS The Faroe Islands are situated in the North Atlantic 430 km south-east of Iceland, 600 km west of Norway and a good 300 km north of Scotland. The Faroes consist of 18 islands, of which 17 are inhabited. The geography and topography of the islands make transport and communication difficult. All Faroese towns and villages have electricity, of which two-thirds is produced in thermal plants (oil) and one-third in hydroelectric plants. The Faroes experienced a massive emigration in 1994 corresponding to 4.4% of the population, resulting in a population decline of 3.7%. The economy of the Faroe Islands is overwhelmingly dependent upon fisheries. Fishing, fish farming and fish processing account for a quarter of the gross factor income and almost 100% of exports. The Faroese language is a Nordic language closely related to Icelandic and to the dialects of Western Norway. Faroese is recognised as the official language, but Danish may also be used in all official connections and is taught in schools. The Faroe Islands have taken part in all the Island Games to date, and were one of the founder members when the Island Games Association was instituted in the Isle of Man during the First Games there in 1985. Popular sports include football, handball, rowing (in typical Faroese boats), volleyball, table-tennis, badminton, gymnastics, swimming and judo.

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You are here: Home Web Centers > Travel From Lonely Planet Lonely Planet guide to Faroe Islands and the world Order Now Get a FREE Guide Bag with minimum purchase (see details). Faroe Islands Culture The Faroes have a proud cultural heritage, although Faroese was long regarded as a peasant language and the written form was not standardised until the 1890s. Life was hard, and after the chores were done there was not a lot of time left to write novels or paint portraits. The earliest Faroese music would be considered bland by modern standards, but it was designed to accompany the Faroese chain dance and the kv¦°i , a body of late medieval ballads. There are thousands of verses to these ballads and the chain dance requires knowledge of these verses to be properly performed. There were no instruments on the islands, and simple and repetitive melodies were commonly sung in a minor key. Today, traditional dancing is on the school curriculum and also takes place during the winter dancing season and on festive occasions to celebrate the islanders' unique identity. The chain dance was once popular all over Scandinavia, but has survived intact only in the Faroes. During the long and cold winter nights, people occupied themselves by reciting stories and poetry that had been passed down orally for generations. They were finally collected and written down in the 19th century. The first modern Faroese poet, N³lsoyar-Poul Poulson, wrote politically inspired ballads dealing with corruption and the troubled economics of the early 1800s. The best known writer in the short history of Faroese literature is He°in Brº, whose books are very popular in the islands and have gained acceptance abroad as well. J¸rgen-Frantz Jacobsen and William Heinesen are other well-known Faroese authors who wrote in Danish rather than their native language.

79. Island Vulnerability, Faroe Islands Zone Environmental Pollutants, faroe islands. Heilsufrøðiliga starvsstovan (Food and Environmental Agency), Tórshavn, faroes. faroese culture The Way http://www.arct.cam.ac.uk/islandvulnerability/faroes.html

ISLAND VULNERABILITY home background projects resources ... contact SEARCH Island Vulnerability ISLANDS Caribbean European Union Faroe Islands Iceland ... Pacific Island Vulnerability www.islandvulnerability.org Faroe Islands Island Vulnerability explores the challenges which isolated geographies face when dealing with risk and disasters by examining the processes which create, maintain, and could be used to reduce their vulnerability. This page provides information on vulnerability issues in Faroe Islands: Introduction to Vulnerability and Disaster Management in the Faroes Vulnerability Issues Events Managing Vulnerabilities of Small Island Heritage (with the Faroes as a case study). Some More Photographs Some Resources in English Hungry puffin after a tough day on Mykineshólmur. I lan Kelman 2003.) This page provides information specifically related to vulnerability (including risk, disasters, and sustainability), rather than general information such as travel details, a country profile, all government websites, or history. The information provided is not intended to be comprehensive, but is indicative of the vulnerabilities which the Faroe Islands experience and how sustainable solutions might be developed and implemented. The publications listed reflect those in the library of Island Vulnerability Introduction to Vulnerability and Disaster Management in the Faroes Funded by the U.K.'s

80. Faroe Islands islands. culture. Main article culture of the faroe islands. The language is faroese more closely related to Icelandic than to Danish. http://www.worldhistory.com/wiki/F/Faroe-Islands.htm

World History (home) Encyclopedia Index Localities Companies Surnames ... This Week in History Faroe Islands Faroe Islands in the news The Faroe Islands Faroese , Danish: , meaning "Sheep Islands") are a group of islands in the north Atlantic Ocean between Scotland and Iceland . They are a territory of Denmark. Since they have had self-government in almost all matters except defence and foreign affairs. In Detail (Full Size) Motto None Official language Faroese , Danish Capital Tórshavn Monarch Margrethe II Prime Minister Jóannes Eidesgaard Area - Total - % water Ranked 189th 1,399 km² Population - Total ( Density Ranked 211th Independence None (Danish dependency. Self governing since Currency Danish krone Time zone UTC National anthem Tú alfagra land mítt Internet TLD .FO Calling Code History Main article: History of the Faroe Islands The early history of the Faroe Islands is not clear. It appears that about the beginning of the 9th century Grímur Kamban, a Norwegian emigrant who had left his country to escape the tyranny of Harald I of Norway , settled in the islands. Early in the 11th century Sigmund or Sigmundur Brestisson, whose family had flourished in the southern islands but had been almost exterminated by invaders from the northern, was sent from Norway, whither he had escaped, to take possession of the islands for

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