+ Folklore and Folklife
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Popular Culture, 419-372-2981
The
Department of Popular Culture studies the forms
of creative expression we use in everyday life.
Courses in folklore and folklife focus on the
study and collection of folklore, oral narratives,
and nonverbal folklore (material culture) as
well as intensive studies into regional folklore
and distinctive folk genres. (See also Popular
Culture.)
Minor
only (20 hours)
- POPC
2200 (3)
- Oral
folklore, such as POPC
3200 or 4240* (3)
- Material
or customary folk culture, such as POPC
3210 or 4240* (3)
- Regional
or distinctive folk group, such as POPC
3250 (3)
- Distinct
genre of folklore/folklife, such as POPC
4240* (3)
- Collecting
project, such as POPC
4850 (or other senior seminar as approved by
advisor) (2)
- Electives
in folklore
*No
single course given as POPC
4240 may be counted in more than one category
within the minor. Courses other than those specified
above may be chosen in consultation with the
program advisor.
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