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CONTENTS Volume 41, No. 1January-April 2004
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Contents
Editor's Postscript / v
Sergei Kruks The Latvian Epic Lacplesis: Passe-Partout Ideology, Traumatic Imagination of Community / 1 Lisa Gilman The Traditionalization of Women's Dancing, Hegemony, and Politics in Malawi / 33 Wayne Fife Semantic Slippage as a New Aspect of Authenticity: Viking Tourism on the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland / 61 |
Encounter with Folklore
Liveson Tatira Beyond the Dog's Name: A Silent Dialogue among the Shona People / 85 Abstracts / 99 Contributors / 101 |
CONTENTS Volume 41, No. 2 & 3May-December 2004
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Special Double Issue: ADVOCACY ISSUES IN FOLKLORE EDITORS’ INTRODUCTION / 103 Martha Norkunas Narratives of Resistance and the Consequences of Resistance / 105 Lloyd Chandler “Conversation with Death” / 125 Barbara Chandler Why I Believe That Lloyd Chandler Wrote “Conversation with Death,” Also Known as “O Death” / 127 Carl Lindahl Thrills and Miracles: Legends of Lloyd Chandler / 133 Carl Lindahl Afterword / 173 Kwesi Yankah Narrative in Times of Crisis: AIDS Stories in Ghana An International Journal of Folklore and Ethnomusicology / 181 |
Philip Nusbaum Folklorists at State Arts Agencies: Cultural Disconnects and “Fairness” / 199 Rachel C. Fleming Resisting Cultural Standardization: Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann and the Revitalization of Traditional Music in Ireland / 227 Responses Elliott Oring Folklore and Advocacy / 259 Frank Proschan On Advocacy and Advocates / 267 Stephanie Kane The Territorial Impulse / 274 Abstracts / 287 Contributors / 291 Yearly Table of Contents / 293 |
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