Lynne S McNeill, PhD (@lynnesmcneill) 's Twitter Profile
Lynne S McNeill, PhD

@lynnesmcneill

Folklorist at Utah State University and author of Folklore Rules. Research interests: supernatural, legend, belief, creepypasta, and digital culture. PCOC🦚

ID: 365130690

linkhttp://www.folkloristics.com calendar_today30-08-2011 22:28:40

5,5K Tweet

3,3K Followers

550 Following

Dr. Andrea Kitta πŸŽƒ πŸ‘» (@andreakitta) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My alma mater @WKU Folk Studies is losing support & may have to be suspended. @WKU & WKU Potter College of Arts & Letters this program is a leader in our field,& so important especially now when work to understand & support tradition & cultural expression in both public and academic settings is critical

Lynne S McNeill, PhD (@lynnesmcneill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Actual quote from offices of the Digital Folklore: "Okay, so we have to decide between Johnny Depp and litterboxes..." #digitalloreoftheyear #digitaltrendoftheyear

β˜ƒοΈ pga snow β˜ƒοΈ (@pleasegoaway__) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Can anybody help me? I'm looking for some more games that feature characters who are writers/researchers into legends/myths/folklore ... examples: Fatal Frame/Project Zero, Pamali, Folklore, Shadows Peak, maybe games based on Candyman #games #FolkloreThursday #AcademicTwitter

Digital Folklore (@digfolkproj) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New in 2023! 🍾πŸ₯‚ The DFP has switched up our terminology and we're now announcing the #DigitalLoreOfTheYear rather than the #DigitalTrendOfTheYear! We feel that "digital lore" better targets the kind of folkloric content that we're documenting 😊

Lynne S McNeill, PhD (@lynnesmcneill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Day 3 of the semester and I've already sent 4 emails that open with "I'm so sorry...". But at least I remembered my office keys today, so that's a win #sp2023 #backtoschool

Lynne S McNeill, PhD (@lynnesmcneill) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My inability to distinguish between different makes and models of cars is legendary, and I tell people that's why I drive a bright orange Volkswagen beetle. "I'll never get that one wrong in a parking lot!" But tonight I just attempted to get into a red Chevy sedan. 😳

KUER's RadioWest (@radiowest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Lynne S McNeill, PhD says legends and myths thrive on ambiguity; "legends are stories that are told as though they are literally true -- despite having outrageous elements that make it hard to believe. The impact of the story is derived from the possibility that it is true".

KUER's RadioWest (@radiowest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"One of the things that makes legends a really useful barometer of what a population is, is interested in, anxious about, intrigued by... is that they don't last if they're not relevant" Lynne S McNeill, PhD

Aaron Sagers (@aaronsagers) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ok, spooky nerds, it’s Thursday the 12th, so if you want to gear up for #FridayThe13th and understand a bit about the origins of superstitions, listen in to my chat with Dr. Lynne S McNeill, PhD on #TalkingStrange tr.ee/7jV6cqQK5J