fakelore造句

• Morgan is possibly a creation of fakelore, rather than a genuine folk hero.
• Dorson also coined the word " fakelore " in a debate with author James Stevens.
• That it is continually misrepresented as Apache or Native American is an example of modern fakelore.
• The folklorist Richard Dorson coined this word, clarifying it in his book " Folklore and Fakelore ".
• The term " fakelore " was coined in 1950 by American folklorist Richard M . Dorson.
• This was all fakelore, to be sure, but it was the canon from which we made our decisions in Queens.
• But I'm not sure that Wikipedia should be one of the primary transmitters of marginal ( at best ) fakelore.
• Even fakelore still needs to meet Wiki notability criterion, and I'm not sure that the Ohio Melon heads quite make it there.
• Unlike fakelore, however, folklorism is not necessarily misleading; it includes any use of a tradition outside the cultural context in which it was created.
• Both folklore and fakelore are equally acceptable on Wikipedia so long as notability is demonstrated, which it has been via the array of different sources available.
• Authors Richard Dorson and Marshall Fitwick cite Paul Bunyan as an example of " fakelore ", or a modern story passed off as an older folktale.
• Contemporary paganism has therefore been prone to fakelore, especially in recent years as information and misinformation alike have been spread on the Internet and in print media.
• Angels " Anthropomorphism " Artificial mythology " Archetype " Christian mythology " Cosmology " Curse " Deity " Epic poetry " Eschatology " Fakelore " Legendary creatures " Life after death " Trees
• :On the Hoax issue, it is actually irrelevant whether or not this started out as folklore or fakelore so long as any claims about its status are addressed using verifiable sources.
• Commentators such as Carleton C . Ames, Marshall Fitwick, and particularly Richard Dorson cite Paul Bunyan as an example of " fakelore, " a literary invention passed off as an older folktale.
• But he refuses to dismiss the contemporary songs written in a folk idiom-- many of which are customarily presented as " folk songs "-- as " fakelore ."
• It is possible that the legend of Cordwood Pete may also qualify as " fakelore . " Some suggest the legend was created by Arvid " Clem " Clementson who was the mayor of Fosston when he died at the age of 81.
• Now, McIlhenny Co . says it's time to dispel some of the " fakelore " that has accumulated over the sauce's 136-year history _ and it plans to open a museum to do just that.
• Regardless of whether Melon Heads are real, are folklore or are fakelore, they have clearly penetrated the popular consciousness of the region and which has survived " in the wild " for several years demonstrating that it has staying power, too.
• They may get there . . . in a few more years of viral transimission via the internet, an article about them might meet the notability criterion for a Melonhead article ( or mention in an article ) about internet hoxes or internet fakelore.