Vol. 25 No. 1 (2024): Fieldwork in Folkloristics and the Study of Religions: An Interdisciplinary Introduction

Articles

• Editorial Fieldwork in Folkloristics and the Study of Religions: An Interdisciplinary Introduction

  Matthias Egeler

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• Doing Fieldwork at Home: Enchanted Spots in Strandir Area

  Dagrún Ósk Jónsdóttir, Jón Jónsson

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• When One’s Life Becomes the Field Assessing the Field in Collaborative Autoethnography

  Lotta Leiwo

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• Sufi Devotional Aesthetics Fieldwork in Contemporary Sufi Communities in the Balkans

  Sara Kuehn

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• Who Am I and What Am I Doing Here? Learning to Take Yourself and Your Experiences Seriously

  Frog

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• Spirit Possession and Exorcism in Tanzania Reflections on Participation, Perception and Spirituality

  Katharina Wilkens, Anna Daniel Sanga

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• Research on the historical, cultural and religious significance of a religious object in a museum

  Susanne Rodemeier

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• Pedestrian Research or Walking as Method

  Matthias Egeler

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• Cycling as a Fieldwork Aid to Historical Interpretation

  Clive Tolley

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• Things to remember when interviewing modern Pagans The Inside Perspective

  Kestrel

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