A Dictionary of English Folklore

@inproceedings{James2001ADO,
  title={A Dictionary of English Folklore},
  author={Stuart James},
  year={2001}
}
  • Stuart James
  • Published 2001
  • History
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    38 Citations
    Highly Influential Citations
    3
    Background Citations
    17
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    38 Citations
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    Thoms and the Unachieved “Folk-Lore of England”
    • 11
    • Highly Influenced
    Reviews of FolkLore Scholarship: “Whyler Pystry”: A Breviate of the Life and Folklore-collecting Practices of William Henry Paynter (1901–76) of Callington, Cornwall
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    Informant disavowal and the interpretation of storytelling revival
    • 8
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    Blowing the Morte: The Rites of Manhood in William Rayner's Stag Boy
    The Despair to Empowerment Curricular Curve in Global Education: Lessons From a Seventh-Grade World History Classroom
    • 1
    The safeguarding of intangible cultural heritage in England : a comparative exploration
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    What’s Up Doc? Seventh Sons in Victorian and Edwardian Lancashire
    LABOR MIGRATION AND INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE IN POSTSOCIALIST RURAL ROMANIA
    Superstitious observations: fortune-telling in English folk culture
    The Apotropaic “Witch posts” of Early Modern Yorkshire: A Contextualization