Folklore Fellows
is an international network of folklorists, promoting scientific contacts between researchers, publication work and research training. In striving to meet its objectives, Folklore Fellows invites outstanding and active researchers from across the globe to become members.
The membership forms an editorial advisory body on the Folklore Fellows’ Communications series, and participates in organising the research courses of the Folklore Fellows’ Summer School. The activities of the Folklore Fellows are related in the Folklore Fellows’ Network bulletin.
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Latest in Folklore Fellows’ Communications
FFC 284–286 (2024 edition)
Hans-Jörg Uther’s “The Types of International Folktales” presents an essential index of the Aarne-Thompson-Uther tale-type system, or ATU, which is one of the most widely recognized and enduring infrastructures developed in folklore research.
FFC 327
Nijolė Laurinkienė’s “The God Perkūnas of the Ancient Lithuanians” is the most thorough and extensive work on the Lithuanian thunder god to date. This book’s nineteen chapters follow the god’s Indo-European origins through the evidence in histories, place names, and diverse forms of folklore, as well as how these relate to archaeological evidence and aspects of material culture.
Latest in Folklore Fellows’ Network Bulletin
FFN 59
Download FFN 59 – Spring 2025 Contents Will ICH Replace Tradition? Heidi Henriikka Mäkelä 11th Folklore Fellows’ Summer School Interdisciplinarity and Involvement: Enduring and Emerging Sites of the Vernacular More a Lore than a Literature Jonathan Roper Biomimetic...
FFN 58
FFN 58: Changing of the guard at the Folklore Fellows’ Network