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public folklore: a standalone construct

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publicfolklore1 CONSTRUCTPublic folkloreBARON · FOLKLORE STUDIES

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Folklore studies

folklore work done for and with communities outside the academy, such as festivals, archives and cultural programs, presenting traditions to new audiences.

In folklore studies, public folklore refers to folklore work done for and with communities outside the academy, such as festivals, archives and cultural programs, presenting traditions to new audiences. This meaning comes from Baron (1992) in Public folklore.[1]

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  1. Baron, R., & Spitzer, N. R. (Eds.). (1992). Public folklore. Smithsonian Institution Press. ISBN 9781560981428

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