Beyond Survivalism: Regional Folkloristics in Late-Victorian England

Autor:	John Paul Ashton
Rok vydání:	1997
Předmět:	Cultural Studies History Hierarchy Folkloristics Folklore media_common.quotation_subject Wish Gender studies Allegiance Economic Justice Anthropology Ethnology Sociology Inheritance media_common
Zdroj:	Folklore. 108:19-23
ISSN:	1469-8315 0015-587X
Popis:	The published record of English folklore emphasises the work of the Folklore Society and its luminaries to the virtual exclusion of all other organisations and individuals. Consequently, it fails to do justice to the contribution of a host of regional collectors, folklorits who were generally also dialectologists and local historians and who toiled the hinterlands independently, for the most part, of the FLS. These men and women corresponded, shared ideas, and developed common approaches independently of the intellectual hierarchy and without a uniform allegiance to its most noted intellectual dogma. If we wish to build a complete picture of our collective scholarly inheritance, it is necessary to reassess the contribution of regional folklore networks and their place in the emerging discipline.
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