Science of Folk-Lore

Explore the rich tapestry of human culture with Science of Folk-Lore by Alexander Haggerty Krappe. Originally published in 1930, this insightful volume, now reissued by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2018, invites readers to delve into the unrecorded traditions that shape folklore. Spanning 344 pages, Krappe's work meticulously reconstructs humanity's spiritual history by illuminating the popular narratives found in fiction, customs, beliefs, magic, and rituals.

This comprehensive overview transcends elite perspectives, offering a deeper understanding of folk traditions as they resonate through the ages. Perfect for enthusiasts of folklore and cultural studies alike, Science of Folk-Lore serves as an essential resource for anyone seeking to appreciate the collective voice of humanity’s shared experiences. Don't miss the opportunity to enrich your bookshelf with this timeless exploration of folklore's significance in the cultural landscape.