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CONTENTS Volume 42, No. 1January-April 2005
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Contents
Veronica E. Aplenc The Architecture of Vernacular Subjectivities: North American and Slovenian Perspectives / 1 Rosemary V. Hathaway Life in the TV: The Visual Nature of 9/11 Lore and Its Impact on Vernacular Response / 33 Cassandra Leah Quave and Andrea Pieroni Ritual Healing in Arbėreshė Albanian and Italian Communities of Lucania, Southern Italy / 57 |
Timothy H. Evans A Last Defense against the Dark: Folklore, Horror, and the Uses of Tradition in the Works of H. P. Lovecraft / 99 Abstracts / 137 Contributors / 139 |
CONTENTS Volume 42, No. 2
May-August 2005
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Simon J. Bronner "Gombo" Folkloristics: Lafcadio Hearn's Creolization and Hybridization in the Formative Period of Folklore Studies / 141 Arzu Ozturkmen Folklore on Trial: Pertev Naili Boratav and the Denationalization of Turkish Folklore / 185 |
ENCOUNTER WITH FOLKLORE Cornelia Cody "Only in New York": The New York City Personal Experience Narrative / 217 William Hansen In Memoriam: Alan Dundes / 245 ABSTRACTS / 251 CONTRIBUTORS / 253 |
CONTENTS Volume 42, No. 3
September-December 2005
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Tom Mould The Paradox of Traditionalization: Negotiating the Past in Choctaw Prophetic Discourse/255 Anne Eriksen Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Invented Tradition and Devotional Success/295 Robert Glenn Howard Toward a Theory of the World Wide Web Vernacular: The Case for Pet Cloning/323 |
Ronald L. Baker In Memoriam: W.K. McNeil/361 Abstracts/365 Contributors/367 Yearly Table of Contents/368 |
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