Geologists and Folklorists: Cultural Evolution and “The Science of Folklore”

Gillian Bennett

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Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies European Linguistics and Anthropology Cultural and Mythological Studies

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L'A. explique l'adoption et le maintien d'une pensee evolutionniste du folklore a la « Folklore society » (FLS). Il montre l'importance des theories de la geologie et decrit la communaute scientifique de l'epoque dont voulait faire partie les folkloristes. Il s'interesse aux travaux de A. Lang, E. S. Hartland, E. Clodd, A. Nutt mais surtout a ceux de G. L. Gomme et a l'opposition entre les approches psychologique et historiques, entre l'anthropologie et le folklore, cette derniere developpant la notion de survivance culturelle

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