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Becoming-With: Ecological Folklore Beyond the Hero's Journey
Journal of American Folklore:The Hero's Journey—centered on conquest and isolation—no longer holds. In a time of ecological and social rupture, ecological folklore offers a different narrative: one rooted in Indigenous, land-based, and Global South traditions. It carries stories of
Alison L. Walker
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Journal of American Folklore
:From 2021 to 2023, the authors convened a series of discussion forums at the annual meetings of the American Folklore Society to discuss the challenges of community-institutional partnerships in the field of folklore.
Sarah M. Gordon +4 more
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:From 2021 to 2023, the authors convened a series of discussion forums at the annual meetings of the American Folklore Society to discuss the challenges of community-institutional partnerships in the field of folklore.
Sarah M. Gordon +4 more
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Algorithmic Storms: Folklore Transmission and Education in the Digital Age
Journal of American Folklore:I examine the algorithmic storm of digital media wherein the transmission of folklore is disrupted by technology designed for engagement. I consider what happens when the vehicle for folkloric transmission is no longer human-centered but technology- and
Cassandra L. Pfeifer
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HISTORY OF THE REVIVAL OF THE JOURNAL “TURKISH FOLKLORE RESEARCH”
Folklore: structure, typology, semioticsThe article describes in detail the history of the founding of the journal “Turkish Folklore Studies”, an iconic journal among the many folklore ones in Turkey.
Anastasiia M. Zherdieva
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PSYCHOANALYSIS BETWEEN LITERATURE AND FOLKLORE
Folklore: structure, typology, semioticsThe purpose of the article is to apply a folkloristic approach to understand psychoanalysis’s genesis, canon and function. The situation of a psychoanalytic session is viewed as a communicative event of a special kind, in many ways analogous to the ...
J. Zislin
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Traveling on a Dogsled to the Jordan Valley: Fieldwork in the Study of Folklore of Jews
Journal of Folklore Research:This article engages the transformation of fieldwork as an idea based on specific methodological practices, and the way different conceptions of fieldwork circulated and adapted to the study of the folklore of Jews.
D. Schrire
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Cultural Perceptions of Folklore in the Grade Nine EFAL Classroom
Southern African Journal for Folklore StudiesThis study explored teachers’ perspectives on fairy tales as part of engaging with folklore in English as prescribed literature in the Grade Nine English First Additional (EFAL) language classroom in selected schools in Gauteng.
Vukosi Linah Maluleke, Cornelia Smith
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Folklore: structure, typology, semiotics
From the Russian folklore, ideas about the Chuds – an ancient people, as well as their name, were borrowed into foreign oral traditions. In the Komi-Permyak language, the word Chud’ underwent not only a phonetic (chud, pl.
S. Korolyova, Y. Shkuratok
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From the Russian folklore, ideas about the Chuds – an ancient people, as well as their name, were borrowed into foreign oral traditions. In the Komi-Permyak language, the word Chud’ underwent not only a phonetic (chud, pl.
S. Korolyova, Y. Shkuratok
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ABEL, JUDAS AND SATAN. FOLKLORE MOTIFS IN RUSSIAN ICON-PAINTING OF THE 16TH - 17TH CENTURIES
Folklore: structure, typology, semioticsThe author examines an unusual iconographic incident: the Vologda icon of the late 16th century, in which Abel occupies a place in Hell, on the devil’s lap, traditionally belonging to Judas Iscariot. The author outlines a range of book and folklore texts,
D. I. Antonov
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Journal of American Folklore
:The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia has generated a surge of "angry folklore," namely, cultural expressions imparted with themes of hostility, rage, and aggression. Some of this expression fits the established definitions of "hate speech," thus
R. Howard, Mariya Lesiv
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:The full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia has generated a surge of "angry folklore," namely, cultural expressions imparted with themes of hostility, rage, and aggression. Some of this expression fits the established definitions of "hate speech," thus
R. Howard, Mariya Lesiv
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