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Theorizing Temporality in the Interpretation of Folklore: A Case Study of the Headless Horseman
This thesis filters case studies of narratives that prominently feature a Headless Horseman through a lens of temporality to explore the impact of folkloric or folkloresque narratives on the communities they circulate within. The introduction reviews a roller coaster in Indiana; the first chapter an
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