The founding of English ritual dance studies before the First World War : human sacrifice in India ... and in Oxfordshire? / Stephen D. Corrsin.
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TextPublication details: 2004. The Folklore Society,Description: p. 321-331Subject(s): Summary: The development of the belief in folklore studies that display dances (or ritual dances as they were known) were survivals of primitive sacrificial fertility rites.
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Offprint from Folklore, vol. 115 no. 3 (December 2004).
The development of the belief in folklore studies that display dances (or ritual dances as they were known) were survivals of primitive sacrificial fertility rites.