María Inés Palleiro et al.’s presentation titled “Trends and Topics of Latin American Folk Narrative during the last two centuries: tradition and social changes” can now be viewed here:
The latest ISFNR Newsletter Number 11 has been published in June 2024.
The latest issue of Incantatio, An International Journal on Charms, Charmers and Charming, has been published.
Ghanaian scholar Kwesi Yankah’s presentation titled Ghana’s Presidents and the Rhetoric of Heritage can now be viewed here:
Professor Jonathan Roper from the Tartu University has delivered a lecture regarding dictionaries as sources for Folklore research, titled “The Folklore Buried in Dictionaries”, in Instituto de Filología y...
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The ISFNR Newsletter Number 10 has been published in Fall 2023.
The 19th Congress of the International Society for Folk Narrative Research ‘Folk Narratives in the Changing World’ takes place in Riga, Latvia in June.