Management folklore sometimes leads to unprofitable decision making. Thus, studies of the value of such folklore should be of interest to managers, especially when they identify unprofitable procedures. I reviewed empirical research on scientific publishing and concluded that studies supporting management folklore are likely to be favorably reviewed for publication and to be cited. However, res...

Management folklore sometimes leads to unprofitable decision making. Thus, studies of the value of such folklore should be of interest to managers, especially when they identify unprofitable procedures. I reviewed empirical research on scientific publishing and concluded that studies supporting management folklore are likely to be favorably reviewed for publication and to be cited. However, res...

The objective of this paper is to review the folklore knowledge seen in research work devoted on synthesis, optimization, and effectiveness of various sorting algorithms. We will examine sorting algorithms in the folklore lines and try to discover the tradeoffs between folklore and theorems. Finally, the folklore knowledge on complexity values of the sorting algorithms will be considered, verif...

Let n,k,r and t be positive integers, and let [n] = {1,2, . . . ,n}. A family G ⊂ 2[n] is called r-wise t-intersecting if |G1∩·· ·∩Gr| ≥ t holds for all G1, . . . ,Gr ∈ G . Let us define a typical r-wise t-intersecting family Gi(n,r, t) and its k-uniform subfamily Fi(n,k,r, t), where 0 ≤ i ≤ ⌊n−t r ⌋, as follows: Gi(n,r, t) = {G ⊂ [n] : |G∩ [t + ri]| ≥ t +(r−1)i}, Fi(n,k,r, t) = Gi(n,r, t)∩ ([n...

The manuscript mainly deals with the use of certain medicinal plants as folklore medicine by tribal communities of Hathras district. These plants are abundant everywhere at Hathras. The present study highlighted the use of 20 plants species as folklore medicine providing details about the plants, preparation of drugs and their uses as folklore medicine by the ethnic groups.

Most Fabula readers do not have an easy access to Hebrew books, and therefore it would be highly advisable to have the present volume available in a more accessible language to folklore scholars around the world. The issues that Rella Kushelevsky addresses, the texts that she interprets, and the analytical method that she employs are all relevant to current folklore scholarship, and therefore t...

Joseph Mali, a historian of ideas, might not have heard of folklore as an academic discipline. He does not index the term, nor does he indicate in any other way his awareness of the existence of folklore as scholarship. In this entire volume, he mentions "folklore" only three or four times: twice in connection with the traditions of nonliterate societies (pp. 102, 139), and once (p. 197) in ref...

Definitions of folklore are as many and varied as the versions of a well-known tale. Both semantic and theoretical differences have contributed to this proliferation. The German Volkskunde, the Swedish folkminne, and the Indian lok sahitya all imply slightly different meanings that the English term "folklore" cannot syncretize completely.1 Similarly, anthropologists and students of literature h...

The observation of the lexical structure of the Bulgarian folklore is very important task for different science domains such as folkloristic, ethnology, linguistics, computational linguistics, Bulgarian language history, etc. Until today, such a linguistic analysis hasn’t been made; it is unclear what is the lexical structure of Bulgarian folklore works. First attempt for computational lexical ...