XIX sajand – murranguaeg eesti folklooris ja alusterajaja folkloristikas by Ülo Tedre

“…The 19th century was characterised by the quick receding and even fading of folk culture; on the other hand, prerequisites emerged for extensive collecting of folklore and establishing foundations for national culture.…”
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La religiosidad popular en las sociedades virreinales de las Indias Españolas by Mª Concepción Bravo Guerreira

“…This process of cultural adjustment was not without conflict and crises of adaptation, but finally it meant the process of creation of a folk culture where religion had a decisive role to play.…”
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Podhalańska śleboda a polska wolność by Maciej Rak

“…Śleboda and wolność are very important concepts, the former – in the regional folk culture of Podhale, the latter – in the Polish language and culture. …”
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Maryna Hrymych, editor. Zrilist': Zhinotstvo; zhinocha subkul'tura [Adulthood: Womanhood; Female Subculture] by Marta Kondratyuk

“…Narodna kul'tura ukraintsiv: Zhyttievyi tsykl liudyny [Folk Culture of Ukrainians: The Human Life Cycle], vol. 3, Duliby, 2008-15. 5 vols. 480 pp. …”
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A Folk Tradition Which is Almost Extinct Çelüm Çelüm Çemcecük or Çemçegelin / Kaybolmaya Yüz Tutan Bir Halk Geleneği:Çelüm Çelüm Çemçecük veya Çemçegelin by Kelime Erdal

“…This belief and game, though has a place in different provinces in different shapes as in all folk culture values, is one of the values that comes to our minds and that is about to disappear when Muş culture is mentioned. …”
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Heimat-Schaffen in der Großstadt by Magdalena Puchberger

“…It presents ‘Volkskultur’ as an influential large-scale urban popular culture and Vienna as the central and biggest arena of folk cultural formats and practices in Austria.…”
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Folklorystyczne opisy początków świata i człowieka by Tomasz Kalniuk

“… In traditional Polish folk culture, ordinary villagers were not interested in cosmogenesis and anthropogenesis. …”
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Przekład udomowiony w kulturze polskiej wczesnego modernizmu by Tamara Brzostowska‑Tereszkiewicz

“…They were representative of the “Young Poland” artistic and literary movement inspired by the folk culture of the Tatra Mountains.…”
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Paul H. Stahl despre Școala sociologică de la București by Marin Constantin

“…Stahl's memories is that of understanding the implications that an oppresive political regime has to social research, as well as the ideological use of notions like ethnography, folk culture, and folk artifacts.…”
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Folklore and the Internet: The Challenge of an Ephemeral Landscape1 by Trevor J. Blank

“…In doing so, it is argued that scholars should not be distracted by the breakneck speed in which expressive materials proliferate and then dissipate but should instead focus on the overarching ways that popular culture and current news events infiltrate digital folk culture in the formation of individuals' cultural inventories. …”
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Winszowanie i dobre słowo w gwarze by Kazimierz Sikora

“…The author enriches his linguistic analysis with broader contextual considerations of folk culture and rules of conduct as well as focusing on the reasons of the current decline in the tradition of seasonal greetings.…”
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FEMALE SENIORITY PRINCIPLE AND ACCOMPANYING ELEMENTS IN THE TRADITIONAL CULTURE OF MACEDONIANS by Aneta Svetieva

“…The analysis of the field data shows that female seniority was in fact a cultural model, an organic part of the concept of the folk culture, established in its totality as a system of specific relations somewhere in the beginning of the 20th century. …”
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Praktyki dokumentowania i wykorzystania dziedzictwa kulturowego Śląska Cieszyńskiego od początku XIX wieku do wybuchu II wojny światowej by Grzegorz Studnicki

“… This article is devoted to an interest in local folk culture, regional heritage, and the past of Cieszyn Silesia, as well as to methods extending back through the 19th century for the documentation, popularization, and protection of the unique cultural knowledge of the region. …”
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Bektashi-traditionen – en folkelig sufisme? by Emil B.H. Saggau

“…The first part analyzes the trends and religio-sociological components of Sufism and folk culture in the early Bektashi hagiographic text, Velayetname, and in the younger Bektashi textbook, Makalat. …”
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Polemics and questions concerning culture classifications: high, low, folk, mass by Raimundo Martins, Pablo Passos Sérvio

“…Based on Cultural Studies and Visual Cultural Education’s perspectives, this article discusses the relations between “folk culture” and “high culture” delineating a synthetic overview of these concepts. …”
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TIME AS AN INSTRUMENT OF MAGIC: COMPRESSING AND PROLONGING OF TIME IN THE SLAVIC FOLK TRADITION by Svetlana Tolstaya

“…In the traditional folk culture of the Slavs, time, together with other elements and features of the external world, is given both a positive and a negative meaning: it could be good or bad, clean or dirty, dangerous or safe. …”
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Русские говоры Терского берега Белого моря: первые результаты и перспективы исследования<br>(Russian Dialects of the Ter Coast of the White Sea: the First Results and Perspectives... by Tamara Lönngren

“…The body of dialectal words and expressions still in use reflects the habits and traditions of the countryside and preserves features of the old folk culture.…”
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EDUCAȚIA INTELECTUALĂ DIN PERSPECTIVĂ ETNOPEDAGOGICĂ by Sergiu BACIU

“…<strong><em> </em></strong></p><p align="center"> </p><p><strong>Intellectual education from an ethnopedagogical perspective</strong></p><p>The article elucidates some aspects of Romanian folk culture, which has created a popular empirical system of intellectual education, in which it seems to us to be the active and integrative part that permanently establishes relations between the man, nature and society.…”
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Anthropology, tourism and transition: Concepts of tourism development in Knjaževac by Baćević Jana

“…The domain of anthropological expertise in this matter was traditionally considered to be "popular" or folk culture, or rather its use in tourism. However, I claim that anthropology of tourism offers a greater number of research opportunities, especially in view of development of tourism as part of transitional processes. …”
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Językowo-kulturowy obraz ręki w polszczyźnie ludowej by Agnieszka Litwińczuk

“…From all these sources there emerges a rich and complex image showing this part of the body mainly from a functional perspective and appreciation of its role in Polish folk culture. …”
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