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CONTENTS Volume 36, No. 1January-April 1999
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Articles
David Atkinson Magical Corpses: Ballads, Intertextuality, and the Discovery of Murder Harris M. Berger Theory as Practice: Some Dialectics of Generality and Specificity in Folklore Scholarship Guntis ämidchens Folklorism Revisited |
Research and Methodology Notes
Willard B. Moore The Intersection of Folk and Fine Art Notes and Comments Frank de Caro On Remus Orthography Reviews Contributors |
CONTENTS Volume 36, Nos. 2-3May December 1999
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SPECIAL DOUBLE ISSUE: Cultural Brokerage: Forms of Intellectual Practice in Society Preface Regina Bendix and Gisela Welz Introduction SESSION I Historical Trajectories: Cultural Brokerage and the Public Sector Roger D. Abrahams American Academic and Public Folklore: Late-Twentieth-Century Musings Christel Köhle-Hezinger Cultural Brokerage and the Public Sector: Response to Roger Abrahams Hermann Bausinger Disengagement by Engagement: Volkskunde in a Period of Change Mary Beth Stein How Big Is Our Subject? Brokering Disciplinary and National Cultures SESSION II Theorizing Practice: The Reflexive Turn in Public Folklore Mary Hufford Working in the Cracks: Public Space, Ecological Crisis, and the Folklorist Gisela Welz Folkloristics as an Interstitial Practice: Response to Mary Hufford Wolfgang Kaschuba Folklore and Culturalism Regina Bendix Time and Ourselves—the Discomforts of Reflexive Disciplinary History: Response to Wolfgang Kaschuba SESSION III Disciplinarity and Qualifications for Cultural Brokerage: Competing for Applied Work on the Backdrop of a Changing Academy Robert Baron Theorizing Public Folklore Practice—Documentation, Genres of Representation, and Everyday Competencies Christine Burckhardt-Seebass The Role of Expert in Public Folklore: Response to Robert Baron Klaus and Juliana Roth Intercultural Communication as Applied Ethnology and Folklore Regina Bendix with Elliott Oring The Compromises of Applying Theories in the Making: Response to Klaus Roth's Orally Delivered Paper |
SESSION IV Keywords in Cultural Brokerage Robert Cantwell Habitus, Ethnomimesis: A Note on the Logic of Practice Bernhard Tschofen The Habit of Folklore: Remarks on Lived Volkskunde and the Everyday Practice of European Ethnology after the End of Faith Péter Niedermüller Ethnicity, Nationality, and the Myth of Cultural Heritage: A European View Dorothy Noyes Provinces of Knowledge; Or, Can You Get Out of the Only Game in Town? SESSION V Exhibition and Festivals: The Legacy of Representational Genres Frank J. Korom Empowerment through Representation and Collaboration in Museum Exhibitions Gisela Welz Displaying Dialogues—the Contingencies of Collaboration: Response to Frank Korom Gottfried Korff Reflections on the Museum Peter Tokofsky Object and Alterity—Gottfried Korff's Theory of Display Visits Los Angeles SESSION VI The Future of Cultural Brokerage in a Changing Society Charles L. Briggs Rethinking the Public: Folklorists and the Contestation of Public Cultures Ruth E. Mohrmann Response to Charles L. Briggs Konrad Köstlin On the Brink of the Next Century: The Necessary Invention of the Present Richard Kurin Time Has Come Today BIBLIOGRAPHY CONTRIBUTORS YEARLY TABLE OF CONTENTS |
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