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  1. Carl Wilhelm von Sydow (21 December 1878 – 4 March 1952) was a Swedish folklore scholar. A professor at Lund University, he was a pioneer of folklore studies in Sweden and contributed to establishing systematic methods in the field.

  2. Carl Wilhelm von Sydow, född den 21 december 1878 i Ryssby församling, Kronobergs län, död den 4 mars 1952 i Lunds domkyrkoförsamling, Lund [ 6], var en svensk folklivsforskare . Biografi. Carl Wilhelm von Sydow var son till lantbruksskoleföreståndaren Ludvig von Sydow och friherrinnan Göthilda Rappe.

  3. In 1934, Carl Wilhelm von Sydow differentiated between "memo-rate" and "fabulate" (von Sydow 1934:261). The basic tenet of this distinction was that first hand accounts of supernatural experiences are a different type of folk narrative than second or third hand ac-counts. To avoid the exclusionary nature of such a distinction, von

  4. Carl Wilhelm von Sydow. Född:1878-12-21 – Ryssby församling (G-län), Kronobergs län. Död:1952-03-04 – Lunds domkyrkoförsamling, Skåne län. Folklorist.

  5. Carl Wilhelm von Sydow avlade mogenhetsexamen i Växjö 1897 och skrevs in i Smålands nation vid Lunds universitet 1898. Han disputerade för filosofie doktorsgraden 1909 och blev 1910 docent i nordisk och jämförande folkminnesforskning.

  6. www.folklorefellows.fi › ffc-editors › recent-volumesFFC 298 - Folklore Fellows

    In this book, Professor Emeritus Nils-Arvid Bringéus provides a detailed analysis of the founder of folklore research in Sweden, Professor Carl Wilhelm von Sydow (1878–1952). We are introduced to a fascinating personality and able to follow his persevering struggle to gain acceptance for a new academic discipline.

  7. When Swedish folklorist and ethnologist Carl Wilhelm von Sydow (1878–1952)1 picked the term for describing a process of cultural adaptation of tradition, he was imputing into his terminology the subjectivity of the tradition bearers (also his term) whose close contact with their natural environment was a key paradigm for his analytical work.