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Concentration Requirements

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Concentration (14 courses, 56 Credits) I. Required courses Foundational course (currently taught as GENED 1196, previously taught as FM 100 and GENED 1097) FM 97. Fieldwork and Ethnography in Folklore FM 98a. Oral Literature & the Theory of Folklore...

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An Introduction to the Committee on Degrees in Folklore & Mythology The concentration in Folklore and Mythology is a liberal education in itself, and although most graduates of the program go on to successful careers in medicine, law, business, journalism...

A Brief History of Folklore and Mythology at Harvard

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The formal awarding of degrees in Folklore and Mythology at Harvard dates to 7 March 1967, when the Faculty of Arts and Sciences unanimously voted in favor of a motion to establish the Committee on Degrees in Folklore and Mythology, the oldest American...

Margaux Winter ('21)

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My name is Margaux Winter and I just completed my junior year studying Chemistry with a secondary in Folk&Myth. Some of my primary interests in Folk&Myth are centered around religion. I am particularly interested in the ways religion is an emergent...

Abigail Gabriel Ory ('21)

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My name is Abigail Gabriel Ory and I live in Quincy house. I'm a Folklore & Mythology concentrator and an AFVS secondary with a serious interest in Human Evolutionary Biology. I've always been fascinated by the intersection of different religious beliefs...

Courtney DeLong ('21)

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I study how the physical environment shapes the human experience, and how to convey these experiences with multi-sensory ethnography. I am a joint concentrator with History, where I focus on environmental and urban histories. Within the folklore...

Secondary Field

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“Folklore is a body of traditional belief, custom, and expression, handed down largely by word of mouth and circulating chiefly outside of commercial and academic means of communication and instruction. Every group bound together by common interests and...

Jess Eng ('21)

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I study the intersection of Folklore and Mythology, Statistics, and Computer Science as it pertains to data visualization, social media, and early education. I hail from San Francisco, CA but absolutely love the East Coast, and yes, even in the summer. On...

Alumni

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Above: in 2014, Devi Lockwood ’14 rode her bicycle from Memphis TN to New Orleans LA on the Mississippi River Trail. The goal of her trip was to meet as many people as possible and collect stories for her senior thesis. On the left: after a 30-mile ride...