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Journal of American Folklore
:This 15-part forum challenges the Journal of American Folklore's readership to contemplate explicitly and publicly what we should do about the professional legacies of colleagues in our field who are known to or alleged to have harmed others through ...
JoAnn Conrad
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:This 15-part forum challenges the Journal of American Folklore's readership to contemplate explicitly and publicly what we should do about the professional legacies of colleagues in our field who are known to or alleged to have harmed others through ...
JoAnn Conrad
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Folklore and Social Anthropology in Amazonia
FolkloreThis special section of Folklore focuses on Amazonia (lowland South America) and calls for greater interdisciplinary engagement between anthropology and folklore in this region. The articles included here began as papers in a symposium titled ‘ Amazonia:
James Andrew Whitaker, Natalia Buitron
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Of Dancing and Drinking Stones: New Perspectives on the Folklore of Orcadian Megaliths
FolkloreThe preservation of bygone views on sites and landscapes in folktales has been widely recognized, with further echoes of these ideas reverberating in local place names.
Nela Scholma-Mason
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Indigenous Folklore in the Circum-Mount Roraima Landscape
FolkloreThis article analyses oral histories and folklore documented during ethnogeographic fieldwork in the circum-Mount Roraima landscape that transcends Guyana, Brazil, and Venezuela.
D. Cooper
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Folklore
Encounters with supernatural animals are common to folklore around the world. Narratives of first-person encounters with strange animals tend to be rationalistically ascribed natural explanations, presumably because (unlike ghosts, fairies, and monsters)
Adam Grydehøj, Ping Su
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Encounters with supernatural animals are common to folklore around the world. Narratives of first-person encounters with strange animals tend to be rationalistically ascribed natural explanations, presumably because (unlike ghosts, fairies, and monsters)
Adam Grydehøj, Ping Su
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Perplexities of Settler Colonial Folklore: Stripping for the Holidays
Journal of American Folklore:Folklore studies has a distinguished history that also includes unintended harms due to past practices. Folklorists have learned lessons from past practices and are actively engaged in meaningful and purposive methodologies of understanding and shared ...
Bernard C. Perley
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A Reflection of What My Folklore Training Brings to My Work in Refugee and Immigrant Services
Journal of American Folklore:For the past 14 years, I have been engaged in various projects and programs serving immigrants and refugees in Colorado. This essay describes how I employ my training in folklore and use cultural conversations and ethnographic interview methods to ...
Deeksha Nagar
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The image of dog in Belarusian and Serbian phraseology and folklore
Belarusian folklore: data and researchThe paper discusses traditional images of the dog, reflected in stable expressive phrases as well as in folklore riddles of the Belarusian and Serbian languages.
B. Sikimic, S. Golyak
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FOLKLORE OF THE NORTHERN SELKUPS IN THE 21ST CENTURY. FIELD COLLECTIONS 2008, 2012, 2023
Folklore: structure, typology, semioticsIn this article, based on the author’s field materials from ethnolinguistic expeditions in the Purovsky and Krasnoselkupsky districts of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, the state of folklore traditions of the Selkups of the Tazov-Turukhan group is ...
Aleksandr S. Kulish
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