Theoretical Frameworks of Urban Folklore Narratives and Their Impact

This exam focuses on the theoretical frameworks that underpin urban folklore narratives, addressing their significance in contemporary society. Students will articulate the mechanisms by which urban myths and street legends are constructed and disseminated.

Understanding these frameworks is crucial for comprehending how folklore adapts to urban environments. Insights gained through this analysis contribute to broader discussions in cultural studies, sociology, and anthropology, demonstrating the dynamic interplay between narrative and identity in modern settings.

The exam will evaluate students' ability to verbally communicate their understanding of these frameworks, highlighting key concepts and relevant examples. Candidates are expected to clearly articulate distinctions between urban and traditional folklore while referencing pertinent theories.

Students may be prompted to discuss case studies or specific instances of urban folklore, substantiating their arguments with theoretical perspectives and contemporary examples.