PRACTICUM IN PUBLIC FOLKLORE

FOLKLORE 491

Course Description

Work as an intern with a public agency or a private non-profit organization involved in public folklore projects.

Prerequisties

Consent of instructor

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Directed study as arranged with a faculty member.

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Combines a fieldwork practicum with scrutiny of the cultural, political, and ethical dimensions underlying the documentation and public presentation of folklore through festivals, exhibitions, publications, audio-visual productions, and digital archival collections.

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Advanced directed study projects as arranged with a faculty member.

PRACTICUM IN PUBLIC FOLKLORE

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