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Robert Bohdan Klymasz (born May 14, 1936, Toronto, Canada) is a Ukrainian-Canadian folklorist. He was a pioneer in the field and published widely in the English language. Educated at the University of Toronto (Russian, 1957) under George Luckyj, the University of Manitoba (MA in Slavic Studies, under Jaroslav Rudnyckyj, 1960), Harvard University (1960–62), and Indiana University (PhD in Folklore Studies, 1971), he was a long-time Curator of the Slavic and East European Program at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Ottawa. He has taught at several North American universities, served as executive director of the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre, Winnipeg (1976–78), and for several years an adjunct professor at the Centre for Ukrainian Canadian Studies, University of Manitoba.

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rdfs:comment	Ро́берт-Богда́н Кли́маш — український фольклорист, громадський діяч. (uk) Robert Bogdan Klymasz (* 14. Mai 1936 in Toronto) ist ein kanadischer Ethnologe und Volksliedforscher ukrainischer Herkunft. Klymasz studierte Russisch an der University of Toronto (Bachelor 1957) und Slawistik an der University of Manitoba (Master 1960). Den Doktorgrad erhielt er 1971 an der Indiana University. Als Spezialist für ukrainische Volkstradition war er von 1967 bis 1976 Leiter, später senior coordinator des slawischen und osteuropäischen Programms des Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies am Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa, wo er mehrere Ausstellungen veranstaltete und Dokumentationen drehte. (de) Robert Bohdan Klymasz (born May 14, 1936, Toronto, Canada) is a Ukrainian-Canadian folklorist. He was a pioneer in the field and published widely in the English language. Educated at the University of Toronto (Russian, 1957) under George Luckyj, the University of Manitoba (MA in Slavic Studies, under Jaroslav Rudnyckyj, 1960), Harvard University (1960–62), and Indiana University (PhD in Folklore Studies, 1971), he was a long-time Curator of the Slavic and East European Program at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Ottawa. He has taught at several North American universities, served as executive director of the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre, Winnipeg (1976–78), and for several years an adjunct professor at the Centre for Ukrainian Canadian Studies, University of Manitoba. (en)
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has abstract	Robert Bogdan Klymasz (* 14. Mai 1936 in Toronto) ist ein kanadischer Ethnologe und Volksliedforscher ukrainischer Herkunft. Klymasz studierte Russisch an der University of Toronto (Bachelor 1957) und Slawistik an der University of Manitoba (Master 1960). Den Doktorgrad erhielt er 1971 an der Indiana University. Als Spezialist für ukrainische Volkstradition war er von 1967 bis 1976 Leiter, später senior coordinator des slawischen und osteuropäischen Programms des Canadian Centre for Folk Culture Studies am Canadian Museum of Civilization in Ottawa, wo er mehrere Ausstellungen veranstaltete und Dokumentationen drehte. Er war von 1976 bis 1978 Direktor des Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre in Winnipeg und unterrichtete an der Harvard University, der University of Manitoba, der University of Ottawa, der University of California at Los Angeles, der University of Alberta und der Memorial University of Newfoundland. 1984 kehrte er als Kurator des Osteuropa-Programms an des Canadian Museum of Civilization zurück. Nach seiner Emeritierung 2000 wurde er zum Curator Emeritus des Canadian Museum of Civilization und 2006 zum Zurawecki Research Scholar am Centre for Ukrainian Canadian Studies der University of Manitoba ernannt. Klymasz veröffentlichte Beiträge in Fachzeitschriften wie Canadian Folklore Canadien, Canadian Folk Music Journal, Ethnomusicology, Folklore and Folk Music Archivist, Journal of the Folklore Institute und Encyclopedia of Music in Canada. Zwischen 2005 und 2009 vollendete er mehrere Forschungsprojekte im Archiv der University of Manitoba. Er zählt zu den Mitbegründern der Folklore Studies Association of Canada, die ihn 2000 mit der Marius Barbeau Medal auszeichnete. (de) Robert Bohdan Klymasz (born May 14, 1936, Toronto, Canada) is a Ukrainian-Canadian folklorist. He was a pioneer in the field and published widely in the English language. Educated at the University of Toronto (Russian, 1957) under George Luckyj, the University of Manitoba (MA in Slavic Studies, under Jaroslav Rudnyckyj, 1960), Harvard University (1960–62), and Indiana University (PhD in Folklore Studies, 1971), he was a long-time Curator of the Slavic and East European Program at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, Ottawa. He has taught at several North American universities, served as executive director of the Ukrainian Cultural and Educational Centre, Winnipeg (1976–78), and for several years an adjunct professor at the Centre for Ukrainian Canadian Studies, University of Manitoba. During the 1950s, at the suggestion of Jaroslav Rudnyckyj, Klymasz undertook a research trip to Czechoslovakia and the USSR, specifically western Ukraine, to expand his knowledge of Slavonic studies and do first hand work in the field. This was a relatively rare event for a Ukrainian Canadian scholar during the Cold War. During the early 1960s, Klymasz traversed the Canadian prairies recording the folksongs and gathering other materials concerning the early pioneer Ukrainian immigration to Canada. These elderly immigrants and their descendants provided him with a wealth of material with which he was able to construct a portrait of Ukrainian-Canadian folk culture, especially rural culture, as it then existed. Most of these materials are today preserved in archives in Edmonton, Alberta, and Winnipeg, Manitoba and remain valuable resources for contemporary folklorists. Klymasz's major published works consist of studies in Slavic-Canadian onomastics, and Ukrainian-Canadian folklore, including the groundbreaking Introduction to the Ukrainian-Canadian Immigrant Folksong Cycle (1970), The Ukrainian Winter Folksong Cycle in Canada (1970), and the comprehensive Ukrainian Folklore in Canada (1980). His other contributions to scholarship include studies of subjects as varied as ethnic jokes, Ukrainian-Canadian pictorial art and icons, stories, and various musical genres. (en) Ро́берт-Богда́н Кли́маш — український фольклорист, громадський діяч. (uk)

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