The Folklore Society

@FolkloreSociety

Since 1878 we've promoted the study of all forms of folklore, published research and provided information on folklore

Joined September 2012

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  1. May 22

    Our AGM saw a change of Presidency. Huge thanks to Prof James Grayson for the last 3 years, & welcome Prof Patricia Lysaght to the post

  2. May 12

    UK/Ir publishers: Deadline's approaching for submissions for Katharine Briggs Award. Is your folklore book eligible?

  3. Apr 25

    Our prorogued 2017 AGM takes place Thurs 11 May, 5pm, Warburg Inst. Wine will be available, so for catering nos email us if you're coming

  4. Apr 23

    John Billingsley, Jeremy Harte & Brian Hoggard have put out a pdf of papers from their Hidden Charms conference

  5. Apr 17

    Venetia Newall did this by turning out to the best of international folklore scholarship, where her achievements were recognised in turn.

  6. Apr 17

    A widely respected scholar, Dr Newall played a vital role in reviving the FLS as an intellectual force from the late 1960s.

  7. Apr 17

    We're extremely saddened to learn of the death of our former President Dr Venetia Newall.

  8. Apr 13

    Some free food for thought for An article by JDA Widdowson published in our journal last year

  9. Apr 13

    We recently thanked Robert McDowall for his 20 years of service to the FLS as President, V-P, & Hon Treasurer

  10. Apr 3

    After the frenzy of our conference, time to settle down with our latest journal (128.1): Korean tradition, Discworld, Latvian songs & more

  11. Apr 2

    And it's bye bye from

  12. Apr 2

    Close of the session, & end of the conference. Winding up thanks now taking place. Thanks to you all, and ta-ra

  13. Apr 2

    Bill re recent marketing of "poppyabilia"

  14. Apr 2

    Bill discussing commodification of poppies, coins the term 'poppybilia'

  15. Apr 2

    Margaret McKay usefully outlining some local centenary projects here in Scotland

  16. Apr 2

    Into questions now

  17. Apr 2

    30 million remembrance poppies sold each year but only 1 in 12 people seen wearing them

  18. Apr 2

    Armed Forces Day has led to emphasis on memorialising the living rather than the dead, which is largely new

  19. Apr 2

    Holocaust Day is the only new annual commemoration related to that conflict

  20. Apr 2

    There's now no longer any direct memory of WWI, leading to shift to recollection of WWII thro' reminiscences

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