
The account for the International Society for Contemporary Legend Research. Follow this year’s meeting online but in our ❤️s in Tarragona Spain with #ISCLR2021
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Anyone interested in following the toings and froings of our annual meeting in Logan Utah (at @USUAggies), follow the threads at @LeapingPrincess as she uses #isclr2024
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A new bonus mini episode of The Folklore Podcast recorded live at @ISCLR
Listen free at thefolklorepodcast.com/gunne… or on your podcast app
@PerryCarpenter of @digiFolklorePod and I discuss folkore, creatures and beliefs of Iceland and Sweden with our guests Gunnella and Tommy.
John E Priegnitz II (@PriegnitzIi) has won the 2023 Dr David Buchan Student Essay prize. He had been informed and has responded “I'm in shock! But, more importantly, I am honored and thankful. Please extend my gratitude to everyone else.” #isclr23
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Amazing to hear from people from the first ever ISCLR conference on the 40th anniversary of the event! #isclr23
After lunch is a retrospective panel on the first Perspectives on Contemporary Legend conference, held in Sheffield in 1982. Paul Smith, John Widdowson, and Doc Rowe join us in person, with others attending virtually. #isclr23 @Centre_4_Legend
And now Petr Janaček on Prague Spring contemporary legends. #isclr23
The last session of papers, Legend Scholarship, begins with Patricia Turner talking about the use of “legend” in reference to the legendary (!!!) Arthur Ashe. #isclr23
The panel q&a: chair Tom Mould, Zuzana Panczová, Brandon Barker, and Aphrodite-Lidia Nounanaki. #isclr23
Please save all your pats for the patting session. #isclr23 @Centre_4_Legend
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And finishing up is Zuzana Panczová on “discourses of the edge”— conspiracy theories in Slovakia as they emerged after the fall of the communist regime, and their relationship with religious eschatologies. #isclr23
Next, Aphrodite-Lidia Nounanaki on the interpenetration of conspiracy theory / thinking with new narratives about Greek nationalism. #isclr23
The last day (boo!) starts with a Conspiracy and Belief panel with Brandon Barker on Bell Witch Legendry framed through folk psychology. #isclr23
And Libby Tucker, delivering by Zoom (yay but alas!) speaks of campus legends in a time of Covid-19. #isclr23
If legend people go to this, (and it doesn’t conflict with #isclr24), y’all can swing by @AVulgarArt’s neck of the woods afterwards. #isclr23
Does anyone want to put together a panel with me for this?
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The afternoon begins with an X-Files panel and @DianeARodgers discussing her forthcoming co-edited anthology on the storied program. #isclr23























