 | Journal of Folklore Research | ||
Volume 27, Nos. 1-2
January-August 1990
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Special Issue: Native Latin American Cultures Through Their Discourse
Preface / 1
Ellen B. Basso Introduction: Discourse as an Integrating Concept in Anthropology and Folklore Research / 3 Janet Wall Hendricks Manipulating Time in an Amazonian Society: Genre and Event among the Shuar / 11 Jane H. Hill Weeping as a Meta-signal in a Mexicano Woman's Narrative / 29 |
Susan Paulson Double-talk in the Andes: Ambiguous Discourse as a Means of Surviving Contact / 51 John H. McDowell The Community-building Mission of a Kamsá Ritual Language / 67 Joel Sherzer On Play, Joking, Humor, and Tricking in Kuna: The Agouti Story / 85 Jonathan D. Hill Myth, Music, and History: Poetic Transformations of Narrative Discourse in an Amazonian Society / 115 Ellen B. Basso The Last Cannibal / 133 Contributors / 175 |
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