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conservatismand dynamism1 CONSTRUCTConservatism andTOELKEN · FOLKLORE STUDIES

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the two forces in every tradition: the pull to keep a form as it has been passed on, and the pull to change it to fit new performers and settings.

In folklore studies, conservatism and dynamism refers to the two forces in every tradition: the pull to keep a form as it has been passed on, and the pull to change it to fit new performers and settings. This meaning comes from Toelken (1979) in The dynamics of folklore.[1]

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  1. Toelken, B. (1979). The dynamics of folklore. University Press of Colorado. ISBN 9780585039329

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