GENERAL ISSUES OF URBAN FOLKLORE

Abstract

Urban folklore is richer and more diverse in terms of variety, due to the fact that the basis of urbanization is more internal migration and the migration of migrants to the whole region. Samples of handicrafts were brought by people from different regions quickly settle down and although they retain their original content and form, they quickly adapt to the dialect of the local people. For this reason, the importance of the dialect factor in clarifying the genesis of materials is as great as the names of geographical names. Research shows that geographical names do not always serve as a benchmark in determining the origin of a particular pattern of folklore.