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CONTENTS Volume 40, No. 1January-April 2003
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Editor's Introduction / 1
Hagar Salamon Blackness in Transition: Decoding Racial Constructs through Stories of Ethiopian Jews / 3 Wolfgang Mieder "Now I Sit Like a Rabbit in the Pepper": Proverbial Language in the Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart / 33 |
Utz Jeggle's "A Lost Track"
Preface by Regina Bendix / 77
Utz Jeggle A Lost Track: On the Unconscious in Folklore Translated by John Bendix / 73 Response by Alan Dundes / 95 Response by David J. Hufford / 99 Abstracts / 111 Contributors / 113 |
CONTENTS Volume 40, No. 2May-August 2003
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Contents
Alan R. Perry Pippo: An Italian Folklore Mystery of World War II / 115 Lee Haring "Who Were You Talking To?" Diasporic Folktales / 149 |
Lajos Csaszi World Trade Center Jokes and Their Hungarian Reception / 175 Abstracts / 211 Contributors / 213 |
CONTENTS Volume 40, No. 3September-December 2003
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Isidore Okpewho Oral Tradition: Do Storytellers Lie? / 215 David Poveda Literature Socialization in a Kindergarten Classroom / 233 Encounters with Folklore Tok Freeland Thompson "Ladies and Gentlemen, The North Road Pounders!": An Inquiry into Identity, Aesthetics, and New Authenticities in Rural Alaska / 273 |
Elissa R. Henken Taming the Enemy: Georgian Narratives about the Civil War / 289 Abstracts / 309 Contributors / 311 Yearly Table of Contents / 313 |
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