Journal of American Folklore · 2003 · 30 citations · 20 references
HumanitiesFilm StudiesFolklore StudiesFilm CriticismFolklore TheoryFolktale StudiesFilm GenresTelevision StudiesFilm-based EthnographyPopular Film GenresPopular Television Genres
The study of folklore and popular film and television, although frequently ignored by folkloristics and film scholars alike, has produced a number of articles and paradigms which not only inform its own study, but also other disciplines. This current study is a much-needed critical survey of the existing academic literature on the relationship between contemporary folkloristics and popular film and television.
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