Folklore and Nation in Britain and Ireland
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Folklore and Nation in Britain and Ireland
Hart, Carina; Cheeseman, Matthew
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2021
316
Dura
Inglês
9780367440961
15 a 20 dias
762
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1. Introduction 2. Grimm ripples: the role of the Grimms' Deutsche Sagen in the collection and creation of national folk narratives in Northern Europe 3. Forest murmurs: wood and wild in the making of England 4. 'The Last Earl of Hallamshire': legend, landscape and identity in South Yorkshire 5. Anarchy in the UK: Haddon and the anarchist agenda in the Anglo-Irish folklore movement 6. 'Powerful and sovereign medicines ... virulent poisons also': Arthur Machen, occultism, and the Celtic Revival 7. Visions of English identity: the country dance and Shakespeare-land 8. Embodied Englishness in the inter-war morris revival 9. A Scottish Volk? Folklore, anthropology, race and nationalism in inter-war Scotland 10. Photographic surveys of calendar customs: preserving identity in times of change 11. Folklore as McGuffin: British folklore and Margaret Murray in a 1930 crime novel and beyond 12. Et in arcadia ego: British folk horror film and television 13. Bloody Europe: Brexit and the making of a myth 14. Folkloric landscapes and the heroic outlaw in Britain and Ireland 15. 'Our community could start our own traditions': the commingling of religion, politics, and the folkloresque in a far right groupuscule 16. Blood, blots and belonging: English Heathens their (ab)uses of folklore 17. The Tale of Hanan the Tailor: storytelling in times of change
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Young Men;national folk narratives;Robin Hood;Grimm brothers;English Calendar Customs;legend, landscape and identity;Morris Dance;political ideology;Calendar Customs;anthropology;Robin Hood Legend;race;Vice Versa;folkloric landscapes;Folk Revival;religion;English Folk Dance Society;storytelling;Portrayal Category;Ethnographic Photographers;Heroic Outlaw;Earl Waltheof;Sir Benjamin Stone;Or;Celtic Literature;North Highlander;Ritual Year;Southwest Yorkshire;Social Bandit;UK's EU;Country Dance;Celtic Revival;Satan's Claw;Photographic Surveys
1. Introduction 2. Grimm ripples: the role of the Grimms' Deutsche Sagen in the collection and creation of national folk narratives in Northern Europe 3. Forest murmurs: wood and wild in the making of England 4. 'The Last Earl of Hallamshire': legend, landscape and identity in South Yorkshire 5. Anarchy in the UK: Haddon and the anarchist agenda in the Anglo-Irish folklore movement 6. 'Powerful and sovereign medicines ... virulent poisons also': Arthur Machen, occultism, and the Celtic Revival 7. Visions of English identity: the country dance and Shakespeare-land 8. Embodied Englishness in the inter-war morris revival 9. A Scottish Volk? Folklore, anthropology, race and nationalism in inter-war Scotland 10. Photographic surveys of calendar customs: preserving identity in times of change 11. Folklore as McGuffin: British folklore and Margaret Murray in a 1930 crime novel and beyond 12. Et in arcadia ego: British folk horror film and television 13. Bloody Europe: Brexit and the making of a myth 14. Folkloric landscapes and the heroic outlaw in Britain and Ireland 15. 'Our community could start our own traditions': the commingling of religion, politics, and the folkloresque in a far right groupuscule 16. Blood, blots and belonging: English Heathens their (ab)uses of folklore 17. The Tale of Hanan the Tailor: storytelling in times of change
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Men;national folk narratives;Robin Hood;Grimm brothers;English Calendar Customs;legend, landscape and identity;Morris Dance;political ideology;Calendar Customs;anthropology;Robin Hood Legend;race;Vice Versa;folkloric landscapes;Folk Revival;religion;English Folk Dance Society;storytelling;Portrayal Category;Ethnographic Photographers;Heroic Outlaw;Earl Waltheof;Sir Benjamin Stone;Or;Celtic Literature;North Highlander;Ritual Year;Southwest Yorkshire;Social Bandit;UK's EU;Country Dance;Celtic Revival;Satan's Claw;Photographic Surveys
