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CONTENTS Volume 37, No. 1January-April 2000
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Editor's Note
Articles
Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Folklorists in Public: Reflections on Cultural Brokerage in the United States and Germany Jeannie B. Thomas and Doug Enders Bluegrass and "White Trash": A Case Study Concerning the Name "Folklore" and Class Bias |
Michael Owen Jones What's Disgusting, Why, and What Does It Matter? Encounters with Folklore Ray Cashman Mumming with the Neighbors in West Tyrone Notes and Comments Bill Ivey Folklore, Art, and Indiana Abstracts |
CONTENTS Volume 37, Nos. 2-3May-December 2000
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Special Double Issue: Issues in Collaboration and Representation
Setting The Stage--August 2000
Editor's Introduction
Roger D. Abrahams Mr. Lomax Meets Professor Kittredge Perspectives--1998 Patrick B. Mullen A Word of Introduction: Collaborative Research in Context Jesse G. Truvillion A Child of the Big Thicket Patrick B. Mullen The Dilemma of Representation in Folklore Studies: The Case of Henry Truvillion and John Lomax |
Responses--1999
Nolan Porterfield Telling the Whole Story: Biography and Representation Olivia Cadaval "Show Trial" or "Truth and Reconciliation"? A Response Elaine J. Lawless "Reciprocal" Ethnography: No One Said It Was Easy Reflections--2000 Patrick B. Mullen Collaborative Research Reconsidered Jesse G. Truvillion Singing a New Song: Notes on Redemption Editor's Afterword Contributors Yearly Table of Contents |
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