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	Tolkienist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A Tolkienist is someone who studies the work of J.
		A Tolkienist can also be described as a hard-core fan of Tolkien's work, one who studies the work with the same amount of interest (or more) that others study non-fictional subjects.
		Tolkienists have a great number of web sites and are involved in such activities as publishing books on Tolkien's various invented languages.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Tolkienist.html (157 words)

	Tolkienist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		A Tolkienist is someone who studies the work of J.R. Tolkien : this usually refers to students of the Elvishlanguages.
		A Tolkienist can also be described as a hard-core fan of Tolkien's work, one who studies the work with the same amount ofinterest (or more) that others study non-fictional subjects.
		Tolkienists have a great number of web sites and are involved in such activities as publishing books on Tolkien's variousinvented languages.
	www.therfcc.org /tolkienist-136650.html (88 words)

	TolkienWiki: Tolkienist
		Tolkienists study the works of Tolkien, his languages, often belong to online or real-life communities, run their own websites (see TolkienSites)
		Some of the older fans, especially those who belong to the first generations of Tolkien's readers, tend to despise enthusiasts who often refer to themselves as "Lord of the Rings fans", leaving out the Tolkien element.
		Of course, there is also a category of fans who read Tolkien basically because they are into fantasy or sci-fi and Tolkien is one of the most famoust authors, or they need to get acquainted with the resource of so many RPG characters and places used in modern games.
	www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?Tolkienist (289 words)

	Science & Spirit
		By the end of three rounds, a half-dozen kids had limped off with injuries, including one valiant Elven girl who had twisted her ankle and a guy in fatigues who had sliced open his finger, leaving a stream of blood on the green grass.
		Tolkienist role-playing festivals cropped up throughout the former U.S.S.R., pulling in hundreds of players in the larger cities of Moscow and St. Petersburg.
		By the mid-1990s, the Tolkienist scene in Kazakhstan began to flourish.
	www.science-spirit.org /newdirections.php?article_id=531 (2069 words)

	Purist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Tolkienist s who were dedicated fans of the Lord of the Rings novels before the live action trilogy adaptation was created often cite their dislike of at least certain scenes (often the altered introduction of Arwen into the Fellowship of the Ring), and are referred to as Purists.
		Again, the use of the term varies extremely widely; it is used offensively, in a complimentary way, or neutrally.
		The term's definition varies wildly; many who consider themselves Tolkienist Purists enjoy the movie adaptations and are among the trilogy's most devoted fans.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Purist.html (600 words)

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		I consider myself a Tolkienist in that I find inspiration in his books, but I wonder about the Russians who are said to want to start a new religion based on them.
		The Russian Tolkienist movement grew out of Òopposition to Soviet ideology,Ó which forms one of the two component parts of the movement; the first being TolkienÕs works themselves.
		There are serious scholarly Russian Tolkienists, who study the mythic, folkloric and linguistic sources of TolkienÕs works, and endlessly split hairs over the correct translation of his elegant, complex and sometimesÑeven for American English speakersÑdifficult to understand prose.
	neil.franklin.ch /Usenet/rec.arts.books.tolkien/20011210_Russian_Tolkienists (1074 words)

	Purist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Tolkienists who were dedicated fans of the Lord of the Rings novels beforethe live action trilogy adaptation was created often cite their dislike of at least certain scenes (often the alteredintroduction of Arwen into the Fellowship of the Ring),and are referred to as Purists.
		Again, the use of the term varies extremely widely; it is used offensively, in a complimentaryway, or neutrally.
		The term's definition varies wildly; many who consider themselves Tolkienist Purists enjoy themovie adaptations and are among the trilogy's most devoted fans.
	www.therfcc.org /purist-22261.html (333 words)

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		The most spectacular example of unofficial organisation is presented by the Tolkienist movement.
		This community is open to everyone; young people come and go, they choose a race, becoming, for example, an elf or a goblin.
		My elder brother used to be a Pioneer, but now such official or semi-official organisations do not attract me. For a couple of years I attended the meetings of the Tolkienists, acting as a little dwarf.
	nota.triwe.net /english9/leisure.html (982 words)

	Tolkienist
		Read about tolkienist in the free online encyclopedia and dictionary.
		Although the definition above may seem to be precise, people tend to disagree on what the real tolkienist is. Discussions over this topic arise in many online communities, where the issue of "real" vs...
		I'd be interested to read some of your lyrics.
	www.logicjungle.com /wiki/Tolkienist (229 words)

	Purist - TheBestLinks.com - Anime, Fundamentalism, Robotech, Star Wars, ...
		Tolkienists who were dedicated fans of the Lord of the Rings novels before the live action trilogy adaptation was created often cite their dislike of at least certain scenes (often the altered introduction of Arwen into the Fellowship of the Ring), and are referred to as Purists.
		Tightly, the definition refers to those who adamantly detest the Peter Jackson-directed trilogy for deviating even in minor detail from the original text.
		The term's definition varies wildly; many who consider themselves Tolkienist Purists enjoy the movie adaptations and are among the film trilogy's most devoted fans.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Purist.html (402 words)

	Tolkien fandom - TheBestLinks.com - Tolkienist, Advertising, Conscription, Fandom, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Tolkien fandom - TheBestLinks.com - Tolkienist, Advertising, Conscription, Fandom,...
		Therefore, in some cases Ringer might apply to someone who is a fan of the lord of the Rings books or movies, but not of Tolkien's extended work.
		Many fans prefer this term, as it isn't limited to Lord of the Rings.
	www.thebestlinks.com /Tolkienist.html (1628 words)

	The Fantasy Forum - Looking for Tolkienists
		Tolkienists are people who worship Iluvatar and the Valar.
		So please I love LOTR and all of Tolkiens work please call it some thing els I have been called A Tolkienist and I do not worship any of it.
		And I do not mean to afend you I am sorry if I have I joust do not like what you are calling it.
	www.thefantasyforum.com /printthread.php?t=4422 (1132 words)

	AIGLOS - tolkienists almanac
		Others, like A. Adamczyk's "Tolkien and Nature", were published in other Polish tolkienist periodicals (in this case Gwaihir), and some of them, like for example M. Leśniewski's "The Question of the 'Round Arda'" or T. Olszański's "The Polish Story of The Lord of the Rings: Three Translations, Many Editions", were written specially for this issue.
		Besides the articles and essays we have also included reviews of several Polish monographs on Tolkien and his work, published before 2004, and for those who like fanfiction, we have chosen three stories by Polish authors.
		The main essay of the almanac is an analysis of the film made by Zosia Stanecka 'Nasturcja Gamgee', excellently supplemented by Michał Le¶niewski 'M.L''s reflections on the difficulties in adapting the book to screen.
	aiglos.tolkien.com.pl /english/index.php (929 words)

	[IGC book project] The triad prepares
		I’m not sure about the replayabilit, however; even with the suggestions, I think that in the end it’s always going to be a desperate battle against impossible odds.
		They have all the tools for a delightfully fresh take on tolkienist linear fantasy: the last act starts, and then all the former ones are told.
		I don't consider this a limitation, but an emphasis: the battle is the point of anything happening before it, but what that happening is is not detailed.
	www.indie-rpgs.com /viewtopic.php?t=11109 (5626 words)

	: RevolutionSF - Up Yours, Kazahkstan : News
		"We are perfectly legal," said Vitaly, a "Tolkienist".
		Russian police are OK with Tolkien, a Tolkienist reports.
		The Kazakhstan police say the Tolkienists are accused of "being Satanists and conducting dark rituals".
	www.revolutionsf.com /article.html?id=137 (294 words)

	FarshadBashir.nl :: Bekijk onderwerp - Talen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Het is dan ook niet altijd een even eenvoudig werk, maar tot dusverre lukt het me gestaag.
		Trouwens, jij als Tolkienist moet daar toch ook wel een zwak voor hebben.
		jij ging er van uit dat ik als Tolkienist tegen leenwoorden zou zijn, dat IK dus de taalliefhebber zou zijn, dat Ik dus tegen leenwoorden zou zijn OMDAT ik Tolkienist ben.
	www.farshadbashir.nl /printview.php?t=120&start=0 (772 words)

	Son of Iron Game Chef! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It should be noted that the game will include solid advice on converting it to tell a tale of any tolkienist fantasy battle, including those in the LotR.
		A little like a MLwM for tolkienist fantasy, if I may try to charm the judges with such a comparison...
		The Knights of Snow (or Northern Order of Knight-Chevaliers in Service, as they are formally known) were established after the last time the ravening creatures of the north penetrated the southern climes, bringing early snow and horrible death to the lands of men.
	www.indie-rpgs.com /viewtopic.php?t=10762 (3403 words)

	The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum - Trying to find other tolkienists...
		Some people have noticed it on the dividers and have guessed it was me, but none of them are Tolkienists.
		I had one Tolkienist notice and was very happy.
		But imagine being a young Tolkienist in the 80's when it was deeply unfashionable; I struggled to find fellow fans, so you youngsters have it lucky.
	forum.barrowdowns.com /showthread.php?goto=lastpost&t=11757 (2371 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Oh, and Miéville is quite venomous on the subject of Tolkien and the effect his popularity has had on the genre.
		Abigails comment above: The Harry Potter series is not fantasy (and if it was, it most certainly wouldn't be genre fantasy, which tends to be of a Tolkienist persuasion) is the kind of thing which would make China's head explode.
		The last heavily-hyped big fantasy novel by an unknown (to me) author I bought was Perdido Street Station, although that was Miéville's second novel, not his first (King Rat).
	www.nielsenhayden.com /electrolite/commentlist-oneauthor.php?author=Niall&email=Niall.McAuley@ericsson.com (757 words)

	AIGLOS - tolkienists almanac
		Elek Bregalad and his friends' site, the organizers of the big annual Tolkienist event in Bielawa every year (Polish, English)
		The official site of Literature and Mass Kulture Studies Section of Polish Rhetoric Society contains many tolkienistic essays.
		A great site with many often updating news, columns, essays and interesting comments.
	aiglos.tolkien.com.pl /english/links.php (217 words)

	The Shire Fellowship
		Thanks fellow tolkienist's for voting on the poll section.
		Looks like Tolkienist is going to be an interesting site.
		This board is like a pot-luck dinner: you bring one kettle of hash, and you gorge on a hundred sumptuous and exotic dishes, sampling what strikes your fancy, and simply admiring the rest, and bathing in the exquisite aroma.
	10923.rapidforum.com /topic=100781830368&startid=1 (1271 words)

	The Shire Fellowship
		But if we're trying to attract the MASSES (mainly girls about 4 years younger than me) you want to offer photographic proof that Mr Bloom is, indeed, heterosexual...
		I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I intended to be.
		At least, the topic of his sexual preference is so pathetically NOT interesting as to dictate that any discussion speculating about it goes in the same category with seconal.
	10923.rapidforum.com /topic=100782323706&startid=6 (1490 words)

	davezilla.com > current: July 29, 2001: "33/48: The Man comes down hard on hobbits" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Perhaps I am to sleep-deprived to show compassion.
		“We are perfectly legal," said Vitaly, a so-called “Tolkienist.” “In fact we spend most of our time in the mountains.
		We only hold conventions in the city twice a year.
	www.davezilla.com /archives/00000253.html (146 words)

	The Fantasy Forum - View Single Post - Looking for Tolkienists
		The Fantasy Forum - View Single Post - Looking for Tolkienists
		I have been hurt many times in other forums.
		This is not the place for a debate, and Tatharlin does not want a debate.
	www.thefantasyforum.com /showpost.php?p=114870&postcount=35 (148 words)

	The Last Alliance View Replies
		It should not be bigoted because it is a parody of our beloved book - no chance - we should be cheerful that LOTR made it to such heights to get a parody based on it !
		Obviously not a very strict 'Tolkienist'*, but I do get mad occasionally when Tolkiens word is changed needlessly.
		Don't get me wrong - There could have been some changes made to the book to make it more enjoyable, I wont even try and contend with that !
	www.thelastalliance.com /?pid=view_replies&thread_id=18397&forum_id=4 (967 words)

	Notes and Credits
		This is what happens when Liz is stupid enough to let the writing process drag on for years.
		Carris seed: an addictive drug from Robin Hobb's Farseer trilogy, which I highly recommend to anyone bored with by-the-numbers Tolkienist fantasy novels.
		Chosen as the site of the Snape residence since I've read more books set in Oxford than Cambridge.
	www.mirrordance.net /hpfic/girl/credits.html (864 words)

	links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I love art dance photography, and so would recommend anyone to visit the site of Lois Greenfield.
		Here is a fun tolkienist site in Russian.
		This is a link to the Russian Bard Song club in the USA -the
	www.sas.upenn.edu /~smalamud/links.html (202 words)

	Elronds Haus - 9 Fragen für 9 Webmaster - Der Tolkienist
		Elronds Haus - 9 Fragen für 9 Webmaster - Der Tolkienist
		Danke, dass du dir die Zeit für diese Fragen genommen hast!
		Sonstiges > 9 Fragen an 9 Webmaster > Tolkienist
	www.elronds-haus.de /interview/interview_tolkienist5.htm (879 words)

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