Gentilicii mores

Gentilicii mores^[1] sunt traditionales artes, litterae, scientia, et mores, qui plerumque per communicationem vivam et exempla traduntur.^[2] Res sic transmissae notiones et aestimationes communes certi gregis exprimunt. Folklore vocabulum Anglicum anno 1846 excogitavisse agnoscitur.^[3] Eruditio vulgaris disciplina academica rationes, sumptiones, et cognitiones cum litteris, anthropologia, arte, musica, historia, linguistica, philosophia, et mythologia communiter habet. Elliott Oring affirmat eruditionem vulgarem esse partem culturae quae "postea feliciter vivit."^[4] Folkloristica est academicum eruditionis vulgaris studium.

Nexus interni

↑ Ebbe Vilborg, Norstedts svensk-latinska ordbok, andra upplagan (Norstedts akademiska förlag: 2009); José Juan del Col, Diccionario auxiliar español-latino para el uso moderno del Latín- (Bahía Blanca: Instituto Superior Juan XXIII, 2007).
↑ "What is Folklore?", American Folklore Society
↑ Sims et Stephens 2005:23.
↑ Anglice: "lives happily ever after" (Toelken 2003).

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