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CONTENTS Volume 39, No. 1January-April 2002
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Contents
Body Part Appropriations
David Samper Cannibalizing Kids: Rumor and Resistance in Latin America Veronique Campion-Vincent Organ Theft Narratives as Medical and Social Critique |
Bill Ellis Why Is a Lucky Rabbit's Foot Lucky? Body Parts as Fetishes Moira Smith The Flying Phallus and the Laughing Inquisitor: Penis Theft in the Malleus Maleficarum Abstracts Notes on Contributors |
CONTENTS Volume 39, Nos. 2-3May-December 2002
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Special Double Issue: Dialogues
Editor's Introduction / 123
Barbara Henkes and Richard Johnson Silences across Disciplines: Folklore Studies, Cultural Studies, and History / 125 Eric L. Ball Where Are the Folk? The Cretan Mantinada as Placed Literature / 147 Herman Roodenburg Making an Island in Time: Dutch Folklore Studies, Painting, Tourism, and Craniometry around 1900 / 173 Sadhana Naithani To Tell a Tale Untold: Two Folklorists in Colonial India / 201 |
Sarah Strauss The Master's Narrative: Swami Sivananda and the Transnational Production of Yoga / 217 Kimberly J. Lau This Text Which Is Not One: Dialectics of Self and Culture in Experimental Autoethnography / 243 Abstracts / 261 Contributors / 265 Yearly Table of Contents / 267 |
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