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Traditions in Exile: Canada, Australia, Their Own Countries' Folklore Disciplines

  • John S Ryan

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    Abstract

    All folklore, be it familial, communal, or national, needs watchers/recorders/outsiders. Both internally and comparatively, these two nations have offered numerous insightful perspectives for World Folklore, both in their own country and much further afield. As ex-colonial and watcher nations from the periphery they have proved to be significant players on and clearsighted [migrant] interpreters of much larger stages, as well as their own.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages (from-to)35-48
    JournalTradition Today
    Volume1
    Issue numberApril
    Publication statusPublished - 2011

    Keywords

    • Globalisation and Culture

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