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- 1. FOLKLORE& CULTURE New Perspectives: Folklore Study in the Late Twentieth Century" MOUSUMI MOCHAHARY CTM22021
- 2. INTRODUCTIO N New Perspectives: Folklore Study in the Late Twentieth Century" by Roger D. Abrahams is a seminal work that explores the changing landscape of folklore studies in the latter part of the 20th century. One of the key themes of the book is the importance of studying folklore in its contemporary context. Abrahams argues that folklorists should not only focus on the traditional forms of folklore but also on the ways in which these traditions are adapted and transformed by modern society. Another important aspect of the book is the emphasis on the interdisciplinary nature of folklore studies. Abrahams suggests that folklore should be approached from a variety of perspectives, including anthropology, sociology, psychology, linguistics, and literary studies.
- 3. BACKGROUN DThe Era of 1950 - 1960s Theories of Frances Lee Utley's Models of Richard M. Dorson & Mac Edward Going through phase of 1967 - 68
- 4. Folklorist & Social Entities Debates of A m y S h u m a n & Susan Ritchie, John Roberts & Marget Mills Studies of John Dorst's & Barbara Kirshenblatt Gimbletts's CONTD.
- 5. CONTD . Western Models on Culture Theories and Studies of Folklorists Paper and Research of Kapchan's Issue need to adressed
- 6. New Perspectives: Folklore Study in the Late Twentieth Century" by Roger D. Abrahams provides several insights into the study of folklore, that includes : Folklore is not a static or fixed phenomenon Folklore is interdisciplinary Folklore is shaped by power dynamics Folklore is created and disseminated by a variety of actors Folklore can be used to challenge dominant narratives Folklore can be both local and global These insights demonstrate the rich and complex nature of folklore as a cultural phenomenon, and the ways in which it reflects and shapes social and cultural dynamics. CONCLUSION
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