2026-04-14 20:41 UTC
[beyond the scope of this article, but in the 18/19C the whole field of folklore studies emerged to collect, debate and interpret these fairy beliefs, which (this article argues) more than they represented archaic survivals of old legends or mythicized history, were largely the popular adoptions and iterations on those high medieval and early modern literary sources]
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@tholindeth@wizzzard.online 2026-04-14 20:44
celtic neopagan: actually, by using fey/fem pronouns you are appropriating my ancient religious tradition this article: amazing. every word of what you just said is wrong.