The academic fellowship and supportive ambience of Wright College: Part 2

J. S. Ryan

Abstract


This paper treats the progression of 'Wright' thinking folklorists through some four generations of folklorists associated with Wright College at the University of New England with a focus on figures such as Russel B. Ward and Alan T. Atkinson. In this way, it explores Wright College as a hub for the development of Folklore Studies in eastern Australia. It also chronicles the movement of the journal Australian Folklore from Western Australia to the University of New England in New South Wales.

Keywords


Wright College; University of New England; Armidale; Folklore Studies; Russell Ward; Alan Atkinson; Australian Studies;

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