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family folklore: a standalone construct

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Folklore studies

the stories, sayings, customs and photographs a family keeps and retells, through which it shapes a shared identity and memory.

In folklore studies, family folklore refers to the stories, sayings, customs and photographs a family keeps and retells, through which it shapes a shared identity and memory. This meaning comes from Zeitlin (1982) in A celebration of American family folklore: Tales and traditions from the Smithsonian collection.[1]

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  1. Zeitlin, S. J., Kotkin, A. J., & Baker, H. C. (1982). A celebration of American family folklore: Tales and traditions from the Smithsonian collection. Pantheon Books. ISBN 9780394520957

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