folklore, mythology, cultural studies and related disciplines
Foamy custard
is currently sponsored by Heart of Albion Press publishers of Explore Folklore Explore Mythology and The Myths of Reality |
ArticlesHere is an initial selection of articles relating to some aspects of the scope of foamy custard. The plan is for each article to link to a relevant online discussion 'forum', although this has not been implemented at this stage. More importantly this list of articles needs to grow into a much more substantial cross-section of the disciplines foamy custard aims to bring together. See the comments and suggestions page for advice on contributions. Some 'setting the stage' articles: foamy custard's ingredients The strengths and weaknesses of folklore, mythology, cultural studies and sociology of culture An overview of folklore, mythology and cultural studies (Paper prepared for a research seminar at NATCECT May 2004) an overview of cultural studies an overview of folklore theory problems with popular perceptions of folklore More 'applied' articles: recapitulation and application psychotherapy, myth and meaning psychology and the study of folklore and mythology pussy cat, pussy cat, where have you been? witches' familiars as metaphors and metonyms. beyond Indiana Jones versus the Mother Goddess feminism in archaeology, folklore and mythology spaces of transition new light on the haunted house
Until there are more articles on the foamy custard site, here are some articles on other peoples' Web sites that fit with foamy custard's interests (although not necessarily written for the non-specialist): NEW! Mythology literature: gods and goddesses of ancient mythology The Myth of U.S. Cultural, Religious, Political, and Social Superiority by Kristina M. Gronquist cultural studies and the sociology of culture by Janet Wolff friendly persuasion: the growing ubiquity of advertising, or what happens when everyone becomes an ad? by John Fraim |