Exploring Ireland Theme D

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Folklore

Passing down of traditions by any cultural group, transmitted informally, communal or shared traditions

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Oral Literature

Verbal expressions, including myths, folktales, riddles, gossip, toasts, rhymes

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Performing Folk Arts

Traditional music, song, dance, and drama

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Social Folk Custom

Traditions that are significant for community interaction, rites of passage, calendar custom, folk medicine and religion

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Material Culture

Tangible aspects of folk tradition, clothing, foodways, recipes, tools, and agriculture

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Calendar Customs

Traditions and customs which ritualise the passage of time in folk tradition, ex. The Quarter Days

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Mumming

Group of men in disguise performing a play from house to house

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Festival

Periodically recurrent social occasion in which members of a community united by ethnic, linguistic, religious, or historical bonds participate in a series of coordinated events

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Festive Behavior

All the basic behaviors of everyday life are modified to take on meaningful character.

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Rites of Valorisations

Usual time and space is modified. Areas can be reclaimed, cleared, adorned, etc. to make room for special events.

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Rites of Purification

The idea of purification and cleansing of a community through a scapegoat that represents all that is evil and negative.

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Rites of Reversal

Inversion of social norms. Masquerades between males and females or masters and serfs. Sacred and profane spaces are also used in reverse.

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Rites of Conspicuous Display

Important, symbolic elements of the community are touched, adored, and worshipped.

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Rites of Conspicuous Consumption

Food and drink are prepared in abundance and consumed in feasts and banquets

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Rites of Ritual Drama

Dramas performed during festivals with a strong tie to myths (Ex. is mumming)

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Rites of Exchange

Express the abstract equality of a community’s members

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Rites of Competition

Cathartic moment in the forms of games

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Rites of Devalorisation

At the end of the festival, activities are over and life is returned to normal

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Rites Summarized

During festival, societal norms are forgotten and everyone comes together as a community for the cause of celebration