British women folklorists in Post-Unification Italy: Rachel Busk and Evelyn Martinengo-Cesaresco
In a recent article in this journal, Anne Eriksen and Torunn Selberg (2015) directed readers’ attention to Rachel Busk’s exceptional collection of urban folktales, The Folk-Lore of Rome (1874). This note is, partially, a response to their request for more biographical information. Busk was a trave...
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Taylor and Francis
2017
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