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13. FOAFTALE NEWS 53 and legends which circulated in the united States, Canada and the united kingdom, This paper will draw on rumors, rumor legends and related lore http://users.aber.ac.uk/mikstaff/ftn53.htm

FOAFTALE NEWS NEWSLETTER OF THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR CONTEMPORARY LEGEND RESEARCH No. 53 December 2002 ISSN 1026-1001 IN THIS ISSUE Conference Abstracts Recently Heard Drug Fiends Not-Quite Dead Cat Recently Published By Véronique Campion-Vincent Corner Brook Conference Call for Papers Perspectives on Contemporary Legend 2002 – Conference Abstracts Sheffield, UK “‘From Sticks and Stones to Toilet Ghosts’: An Examination of Story and Character Development in Children’s Pretend Play as They Progress Through School” Armitage, Marc Marc.armitage@playpeople.karoo.co.uk One of the strongest elements of children’s play that contributes to our adult memories and defining of ‘childhood’ is the imaginary and pretence play. Solitary and socio-dramatic role-play such as playing at schools, hospitals and even ‘mums and dads’ is instantly recognizable as part of the childhood experience. And yet there is a less well recognized and darker side to what Plato referred to as ‘the biggest menace that could ever inflict a state’. The pretend play of even very young children is full of elements such as kidnap, murder, death ... and worse. Much of this play within the school is based on the existence of a well known - and more importantly named - ghost-like character. However, despite the fact that there are strong similarities in the detail and structure of this type of play around the world, the availability of research material on the characters, stories and the rituals associated with them is disappointingly low. What consistencies there are between the stories proves interesting in its self but in addition, "More recently psychologists' concern with such figures has been with the light they can shed on children's ability to distinguish systematically between fantasy and reality,  and therefore the role that fantasy plays in cognitive development."

14. KING ARTHUR AND THE HOLY GRAIL Part of legends. List of Arthurian literature From Geoffrey of Monmouth toSteinbeck. united kingdom Institute for Conservation (UKIC) - http://www.greatdreams.com/arthur.htm

KING ARTHUR AND THE HOLY GRAIL compiled by Dee Finney IS THE SHROUD OF TURIN OF KING ARTHUR? Someone should have asked the question long ago, why did Cortez expect to find gold in the Americas i n the first place? Why did the crew on the boats of Columbus expect to find gold? Why did the marauding Spaniards kill eight million native American Indians looking for gold. The truth is that the royal families of England and Spain had spoken as far back as King Arthur in 530 AD that their "treasure house" was located in the "Mericas" (Source for this statement needed Landaff Charters from the sixth century). The German who suggested that we named the Americas after Amerigo Vespucci recanted his story when he found the tales of the "Mericas" stars which lead the way to the "promised land". BOOKS Acts of King Arthur and His Noble Knights by John Steinbeck Labyrinth - Arthurian Resources LeMorte D'Arthur by Thomas Malory Once and Future King by Terence Hanbury White Tales of King Arthur The Golden Bough by James Frazier (9 different versions available) Templar Resources Book Recommendations by Nancy McKenzie by Nancy McKenzie Journey to Avalon Mark Twain - A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court - An on-line book The Woman with the Alabaster Jar - Mary Magdalen and the Holy Grail Sword in The Stone by Terence Hanbury White

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my shopping cart store about us home ... Z A barta: His name means Performer of Feats. He was a member of the Irish Tuatha d© Danann. Abhean: He was the Harper of the Tuatha d© Danann. Adhene: These are the fairies of the Isle of Man of the United Kingdom. It means themselves in Manx Gaelic. They were easily offended when called by the wrong name or by invoking them. They were extremely malicious when they thought themselves wronged by humans. Aengus: A fairy known in Irish lore who is one of the Sidh and a member of the Tuatha d© Danann. Aeval: Among the Celts of Ireland, Aeval was the Fairy Queen of Munster. She held a midnight court to determine if husbands were satisfying their wives' sexual needs, or not, as the women charged. Click here to see a picture of Aeval Aillen Mac Midhna: A fairy musician in Ireland's Tuatha d© Danann. He is described as being dark with flaming breath, and usually carried with him a poisonous spear. He played such beautiful music with his magical tambourine or harp that all who heard would fall to sleep. He would play to all gathered in the Celtic Samhain (Halloween), but annoyed when they fell asleep, he would take his spear and blast his fiery breath. After more than twenty years of Aillen's destruction, he was captured and died when forced to inhale the poison from his own spear. Aibell: An Irish 'fairy' goddess.

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Sacred Texts Legends/Sagas Celtic Index ... Next p. 1 CHAPTER I. MYTHS CONNECTED WITH THE LEGENDARY HISTORY OF THE ISLE OF MAN. p. 2 the Leabhar Gabhala Inde Scoti et Brittones eum deum vocaverunt maris et inde filium maris esse dixerunt i.e. Maclir , 'son of sea.' Et de nomine Manannan the Isle of Man dictus est This theory of the Isle of Man being named after Manannan, when so called, has been shown to be highly improbable by Professor Rhys, who thinks that "Manannan gave his original name corresponding to Mann and its congeners to the Island, making it Manavia Insula. . . . for which we have in Welsh and Irish respectively Manaw and Manann. Then from these names of the Island the god derives his in its attested forms of Manawydan and Manannan, which would seem to mark an epoch when he had become famous in connection with the Isle of Man." p. 3 chieftains. He was otherwise called Orbsen, whence Loch Orbsen, now Lough Corrib. He is still vividly remembered in the mountainous district of Derry and Donegal, and is said to have an enchanted castle in Lough Foyle. According to the traditions in the Isle of Man and the Eastern counties of Leinster, this first man of Man rolled on three legs like a wheel through the mist." O'Flaherty speaks of him in his Ogygia as follows: "The merchant Orbsen was remarkable for carrying on a commercial intercourse between Ireland and Britain. He was commonly called Mananan Mac Lir, that, is, Mananan, on account of his intercourse with the Isle of Man; and Mac Lir

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18. The Literature Of Human-Animal Studies Growth of academic centers in Canada and the united kingdom is comparable. The mythology of cats feline legend and lore through the ages. http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/CCAB/haibooks.htm

David Anderson’s Literature of Human-Animal Studies David C Anderson, Rockydell Resources, 340 Killdeer Court Lincoln California ; rockydell@digitalpath.net Mr. Anderson edited and published the journal of resources on the human-animal relationship, In the early 2000s the field of Human-Animal Studies is thriving in a variety of scholarly disciplines by members who are interested in the human relationship to animals. In 2002 the American Sociological Association recognized a new section devoted to Human-Animal Studies (www.asanet.org/sectionanimals/). Members of the American Psychological Association are petitioning for a similar division. A book of readings from both disciplines has been proposed by a social psychologist and a sociologist. The 10th anniversary issues of , published in 2002, include contributions from anthropology, the (representational) arts, consumer sociology, criminology, economics, feminist studies, geography, history, political science, postcolonial studies, psychology, religion, and sociology. This reflects the academic interest of individuals and individual course offerings, but not a growth in academic programs. The growth of academic centers with special interest in human-animal studies is slow, and they are generally, but not exclusively, attached to schools of veterinary medicine. Notable exceptions among the programs are two housed in a school of nursing ( Michigan State University and University of Missouri Columbia ) and another in a humanities program (

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