Traditions Magazine
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Traditions Magazine is an American independent quarterly journal of international folklore and cultural traditions.
The magazine made its debut in October 2004. Its stated mission is to provide innovative and well-researched information to its readers by offering an opportunity to explore folk traditions using both scholarship and experience. Although published in the United States, many of the magazine's articles are written by authors from around the world.
The magazine centers on folklore, traditions, history, and the occult. Articles are typically on topics in areas such as archaeology, customs, environmental issues, folklore, gender roles, hagiography, herbalism, history, magic, mythology, religious cosmology, rituals, and superstitions, as they are presented within their native cultural context, using the tools of cultural anthropology. Some of the cultures that have been covered in the past include Anglo-Saxon, Brazilian, British, Cornish, Egyptian, Hellenic, Irish, Pakistani, South African, and Welsh cultures.
Contributors
The contributors to Traditions Magazine have included:
- Frances Billinghurst — Australia
- Karolina Blaha-Black — United States
- Aisling Bronach — United States
- Martin Byrne — Ireland
- Rafael G. dos Santos — Brazil
- Cathy Mosley — United States
- John Opsopaus — United States
- Bob Oswald — United Kingdom
- Morwynn Rooke — United States, formerly United Kingdom
- Bilal Saqib — United States, formerly Canada
- Brian Walsh — Ireland
- Diane Williams — South Africa
- Marion Woolley — United Kingdom
