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Daoine Sidhe: Celtic superstitions of death within Irish fairy tales featuring the Dullahan and Banshee

Author: Marissa Harris

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Title: Daoine Sidhe: Celtic superstitions of death within Irish fairy tales featuring the Dullahan and Banshee

Author: Marissa Harris

Description: Honors thesis analyzing the Dullahan and Banshee in Celtic fairy tales. Explores how Irish peasants used supernatural figures to understand death and cope with uncertainty.

Pages: 25

Size: 0.18 MB

Format: PDF

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