The author says that folk "may often appear a cosy, fossilised form" because
Answer
The correct answer is Option B.
Detailed Solution
In the passage, folk tradition refers to these materials that existed in the pre-industrial golden age.
This age saw folk as free from the "taint of manufacture".
The form of folk is idealised and in the present, is associated with nostalgia of that glorious past.
This age saw folk as free from the "taint of manufacture".
The form of folk is idealised and in the present, is associated with nostalgia of that glorious past.
conceptual solution
In the passage, folk tradition refers to these materials that existed in the pre-industrial golden age.This age saw folk as free from the "taint of manufacture".
The form of folk is idealised and in the present, is associated with nostalgia of that glorious past.