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2023
This chapter discusses the pedagogical importance of folk culture in early age and introduces the Hungarian legal frame and regulations regarding the introduction of folk culture in Hungarian kindergartens. It looks at four surveys addressing the kindergarten teachers' and parents' attitudes regarding that.
Melinda Harlov-Csortán +4 more
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This chapter discusses the pedagogical importance of folk culture in early age and introduces the Hungarian legal frame and regulations regarding the introduction of folk culture in Hungarian kindergartens. It looks at four surveys addressing the kindergarten teachers' and parents' attitudes regarding that.
Melinda Harlov-Csortán +4 more
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Folk Culture and Its Global Circuits
This essay argues that ‘folk culture’ is shaped by the various modes of media reception in different international and local socioeconomic contexts and their distributive flows. Crucial to practices of reception are the graduated webs of distribution that control the global flows of cinema. Of particular interest to this essay are mediated folk cultureexaly +2 more sources
Cultural Metaphors in Hungarian Folk Songs as Repositories of Folk Cultural Cognition
Journal of Cognition and Culture, 2022Abstract The paper explores the status of NATURE metaphors in Hungarian folk songs with respect to their representation and transmission of folk culture and worldview. Employing a Cultural Linguistic analysis, metaphors are observed from three perspectives: in relation to cultural schemas, generic-level conceptual metaphors, and experiential motivation.
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Russian Folk Culture and Folk Religion
Soviet Anthropology and Archeology, 1990A number of sciences in our time deal with Russian folk culture. All of them have their own research topic and their own perspective on both the given topic and culture as a whole. The volume of continually arriving new information is so huge that not only can we not assimilate it for personal and scholarly enrichment, but we cannot even keep track of ...
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Antiquity, 1938
In these islands we have been tardy in recognizing Folk Culture as an independent science. As the editor of Folkliv, Professor Sigurd Erixon, states in his Foreword: ‘It has long been leading a more or less dependent existence as an ambulating guest of certain related branches of science, which, thanks to the force of circumstances, were consolidated ...
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In these islands we have been tardy in recognizing Folk Culture as an independent science. As the editor of Folkliv, Professor Sigurd Erixon, states in his Foreword: ‘It has long been leading a more or less dependent existence as an ambulating guest of certain related branches of science, which, thanks to the force of circumstances, were consolidated ...
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2020
The subject matter of the chapter is the result of a doctoral thesis conducted in the Department of Preschool Education and Educational Design of the University of the Aegean in Greece. The purpose of this chapter, derived from a corresponding thesis on the issue of folk culture and education, is to explore the role of information technology and ...
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The subject matter of the chapter is the result of a doctoral thesis conducted in the Department of Preschool Education and Educational Design of the University of the Aegean in Greece. The purpose of this chapter, derived from a corresponding thesis on the issue of folk culture and education, is to explore the role of information technology and ...
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American Journal of Sociology, 1940
Differences in concept, problem, and field procedure between anthropology and sociology are in part functions of differences in their usual subject matters: the primitive societies as contrasted with the urbanized societies. Awareness of this fact has been developed by studies made of peasant societies and of primitive peoples changing under urban ...
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Differences in concept, problem, and field procedure between anthropology and sociology are in part functions of differences in their usual subject matters: the primitive societies as contrasted with the urbanized societies. Awareness of this fact has been developed by studies made of peasant societies and of primitive peoples changing under urban ...
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