Trickster Press, housed at the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, invites submissions from interested folks at any stage of their academic careers for the upcoming edition of Folklore Forum. We are an online, interdisciplinary, and graduate student-run open-access journal dedicated, but not limited, to the disciplines of folklore and ethnomusicology.…Continue reading “Submissions”
New submission deadline: August 15!
Due to COVID-19 complications, Folklore Forum is pushing back the submission deadline to August 15, 2020. Remember, academic articles are just one form of writing we publish–check out the CFP (linked in the Submissions page on the right) for other options! The Open Forum option, for example, is a great outlet for reflections on the intersections of COVID-19 and folklore.
“Dance is My Dragon Point”: Spirituality among Professional Dancers
Abstract: Using bodylore concepts of kinesthetic empathy in conjunction with spirituality scholarship, this research works to demonstrate the blurred boundaries…
