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Open Folklore, a partnership of the American Folklore Society and the Indiana University Bloomington Libraries, is a scholarly communications effort to make a greater number and variety of useful resources available to folklorists. What is being searched?

Why Open Folklore

Open Folklore is devoted to increasing the number of useful resources, published and unpublished, available in open access form for folklore studies and the communities with which folklorists partner.

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Books

Books-you know what they are, but finding them online is a challenge. We can help you navigate this shifting terrain.



Journals

Academic journals let you into the scholarly conversations about folklore, but but it can be difficult to find them online. We can help.



Web Archives

Websites are here today and gone tomorrow, but we are archiving the best ones in folklore so they will always be there when you need them.



Gray Literature

Confused about gray literature? You're not alone. We use the phrase to refer to works in progress, syllabi, white papers, educational materials, and other informally published work.

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About Us

Open Folklore is supported by the American Folklore Society and the IU Libraries.

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Please Contact Us if you have comments or suggestions about Open Folklore.

Also, Contact Us to suggest Folklore websites that should be archived or if you would like help making the journal you manage preserved and freely available online.

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