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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Paranormal Experiences and Beliefs

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know the extent to which the author's own observations have played a part in supplying material for this interesting volume.A useful appendix has been contributed by the late Dr. William Crooke, in the form of a questionnaire on folklore.This enumerates many of the chief topics upon which information is needed, and should prove of considerable service to those residents who are anxious to increase our knowledge of the peoples among whom they live.

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