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The sailor's tale 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 1-20
  • David Hopkin
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Norse vampires in nineteenth-century Britain 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 21-38
  • Martin Theiller
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Laying Pluckley’s Ghosts: Frederick Sanders and the origins of the ‘Most Haunted Village in England’, 1939–79 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 39-61
  • Simon Moreton
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
‘Ali Bot‘il: a recursive tale from the island of Soqotra in its typological and regional setting 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 62-83
  • Ahmad ‘Isa al-Da‘arhi
  • Anastasia Belozerova
  • Anna Kharitonova
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Women without guilt, men without shame: defining cultural marital distrust in the Jewish tale ‘The Rabbi whose wife turned him into a werewolf’ 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 84-104
  • Danielle Gurevitch
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Flyting versus Karşılaşma: a comparative study of verbal duelling as a form of poetic competition 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 105-28
  • Ayşegül Demir
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Visualizing spirit entities: naming, classification, and pictorial representation of pseudo-natural kinds in Nuaulu cosmography 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 129-58
  • Roy Ellen
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
What has remained of the beliefs about the Wiedźma/Ved′ma and the Czarownica/Koldun′ia? Charmers, wicked midwives, and anthropophagites in Polish and East Slavic magic folktales from the nineteenth to the mid-twentieth centuries 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 159-83
  • Anna Zalewska
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
A brief history of geomythology, with a 2000-2024 bibliography 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 184-96
  • Timothy J. Burbery
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Robert Klymasz (1936–2014) 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 197-200
  • Mariya Lesiv
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Willem Frijhoff (1942–2024) 2025 Folklore 136 (1): 201-4
  • Yseult de Blécourt
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Monster radiation in changing times and environments: a case study of the Australian Bunyip 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 215-31
  • Philip Weinstein
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Tracking the Mermaids of Staithes: curses, egg-broth, and inundation in a Yorkshire legend 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 232-49
  • Chloe Middleton-Metcalfe
  • Sarah Peverley
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Woden and the Nine Herbs Charm 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 250-69
  • Leonard Neidorf
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Of fairies and aerial spirits: the metaphysics of Robert Kirk's Secret Commonwealth 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 270-90
  • Jacques Joseph
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
‘Original Memoirs of Apparitions & Spirits in Wales’ (c.1738): publishing on the supernatural in the long eighteenth century 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 281-313
  • Adam N. Coward
  • Martha McGill
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
The rise of the English poltergeist, c.1590-c.1720 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 314-35
  • Andrew Pickering
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
The Tartarian Satyr: tradition, the Enlightenment, and naming in Georgian England 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 336-58
  • Joseph Pentangelo
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Giovanni Sercambi's De novo ludo and the patron saint of cuckolds, with an English translation 2025 Folklore 136 (2): 359-77
  • Martin W. Walsh
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
A foklorist looks at ice cream vans 2024 Folklore 135 (1): 1-19
  • Owen Davies
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Seeing the obscene: the protective power of display in the fig-hand amulet 2024 Folklore 135 (1): 20-47
  • Leticia Cortina Aracil
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Haunted modernization: urban legends and cultural transition in contemporary China 2024 Folklore 135 (1): 48-68
  • Fang Tang
  • Gan Lu
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
The Celtic new year and feast of the dead 2024 Folklore 135 (1): 69-86
  • Ronald Hutton
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Taxonomizing goblins from folklore to fiction 2024 Folklore 135 (1): 87-109
  • Matt King
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Heremod and Óðinn: from Beowulf to Snorri’s prose Edda 2024 Folklore 135 (1): 110-27
  • Leonard Neidorf
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Gustav Henningsen (1934–2023) 2024 Folklore 135 (1): 128-31
  • Willem de Blécourt
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
When humans, animals, and plants talk to each other 2024 Folklore 35 (1): 147-58
  • Sadhana Naithani
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Baldr, Ymir, and the myth of the first death in Old Norse mythology (Part 1) 2024 Folklore 35 (1): 159-81
  • Kristen Mills
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Some unpublished correspondence between William Forsell Kirby and William Alexander Clouston 2024 Folklore 35 (1): 182-200
  • Paul Cowdell
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Memorable dances from the days of war: a study of the form and meaning of Kurdish dances in north-east Iran 2024 Folklore 35 (1): 201-28
  • Ashkan Rahmani
  • Babak Shamshiri
  • Majidreza Moghanipour
  • Samane Radfar
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Traditional Polish finger games 2024 Folklore 35 (1): 229-49
  • Barbara Żebrowska-Mazur
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
The mythmaking surrounding entrepreneurship and the false promises of the Mamlambo: a comparative study 2024 Folklore 35 (1): 250-75
  • Felicity Wood
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Kusaal folktales: communicative tools for preserving indigenous cultural values in Ghanaian marriages 2024 Folklore 35 (1): 276-99
  • Abigail Opoku Mensah
  • Adwoa Sikayena Amankwah
  • Hasiyatu Abubakari
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
English folk tradition and the choice of ancestors 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 313-26
  • Paul Gilory
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Transmogrification as a gendered event: women in Kona and Hausa tales 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 350-72
  • Maryam Yusuf Magaji
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Baldr, Ymir, and the myth of the first death in Old Norse mythology (part 2) 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 327-49
  • Kristen Mills
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
The 'wooden horse' tale of Shirak as a variation of ATU 575 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 373-87
  • Ester Khemchyan
  • Marine Khemchyan
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Patterns in Icelandic elf hills 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 388-414
  • Dagrún Ósk-Jónsdóttir
  • Jón Jónsson
  • Matthias Egeler
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
The shared origins and divergent evolution of stories about 'Capturing Yaoguai and Obtaining Treasures in Haunted Houses’ in China and Japan 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 415-36
  • Bi Xuefei
  • Jiang Shuzhen
  • Zheng Boyu
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Daniel Fabre: from 'John-of-the-Bear' to the Bird-man of Lascaux 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 437-49
  • David Hopkin
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Robert A. Segal (1948-2024) 2024 Folklore 135 (3): 450-2
  • José Manuel Losada
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Sacralizing the gyl: myth and ritual in Dagara culture 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 463-82
  • John Wesley Dankwa
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
ISEBEL and Dragonlore 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 483-500
  • Theo Meder
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Finding fairies in ISEBEL: an investigation of cross-cultural themes in fairy folklore 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 501-11
  • Myrthe Osse
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Myths, memory, megaliths, and modernity: the 1970s folkloristic-archaeological place-writing of Colin and Janet Bord. A retrospective 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 512-24
  • Kathy Soar
  • Niall Finneran
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Folklore, geography, and environment: ways of knowing water, landscape, and climate in the anthropocene 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 525-33
  • Kate Smith
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Folk narratives about water bodies in the southern Baltic lowland: from geomythological interpretations to examples of symbolic eco-symbiosis 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 534-52
  • Robert Piotrowski
  • Włodzimierz Juśkiewicz
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Local landscapes of hope in Darién and Atacama: material narrations in the Anthropocene 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 553-79
  • Daniel Keech
  • Susie Olczak
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Tidal river shrines of the Virgin Mary in the region of the Bristol Channel 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 580-607
  • Sarah Jane Boss
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
Cultural daylight: using stories of the past and present to reimagine Manchester's 'lost' River Irk 2024 Folklore 135 (4): 608-32
  • Joe Shute
 H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] 1469-8315
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