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"The Land Won't Burn": An Esoteric American Proverb and Its Significance
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James P. Leary
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface xi
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Section I On the Concepts of Folklore
- Folkloristics: A Conception of Theory 1
- Herder, Folklore and Romantic Nationalism 21
- Tradition, Genuine or Spurious 38
- The Portal Case: Authenticity, Tourism, Traditions, and the Law 43
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Section II Ethnic Groups and Ethnic Folklore
- The Letter in Canadian Ukrainian Folklore 53
- Folk Medicine and the Intercultural Jest 63
- Carnival in Canada: The Politics of Celebration 78
- Spacey Soviets and the Russian Attitude Toward Territorial Passage 87
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Section III Religious Folklore
- Brothers and Sisters: Pentecostals as a Religious Folk Group 99
- Ethnicity and Citizenship in the Ritual of an Israeli Synagogue 114
- You Are What You Eat: Religious Aspects of the Health Food Movement 124
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Section IV Occupational Folklore
- Risk and Ritual: An Interpretation of Fishermen's Folklore in a New England Community 137
- Tending Bar at Brown's: Occupational Role as Artistic Performance 146
- The Last Forty-Niner: The Uses of History in the Mother Lode 158
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Section V Childrents Folklore
- The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren 169
- Transformations: The Fantasy of the Wicked Stepmother 178
- Strategy in Counting Out: An Ethnographic Folklore Field Study 185
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Section VI Folk Narratives
- The Structure of the Turkish Romances 197
- The Wife Who Goes Out Like a Man, Comes Back as a Hero: The Art of Two Oregon Indian Narratives 209
- Family Misfortune Stories in American Folklore 224
- Personal Experience Narratives: Use and Meaning in Interaction 236
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Section VII Ballads and Folksongs
- A Model for Textual Variation in Folksong 245
- Oral Formulas in the Country Blues 254
- The Battle of Harlaw 267
- History and Harlaw 271
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Section VIII Riddles and Proverbs
- "Wine, Women and Song": From Martin Luther to American T-Shirts 279
- Wise Words" of the Western Apache 291
- "The Land Won't Burn": An Esoteric American Proverb and Its Significance 302
- Totemism and the A.E.F. Revisited 308
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Section IX Folk Objects
- The Nebraska Round Barn 315
- The Palauan Story-Board: The Evolution of a Folk Art Style 320
- Objects of Memory: Material Culture as Life Review 329
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Section X Documenting Folklore
- Mediating Structures and the Significance of University Folk 339
- The Study of Folklore in Literature and Culture: Identification and Interpretation 350
- Documenting Folklore: The Annotation 358
- References Cited 375
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Preface xi
-
Section I On the Concepts of Folklore
- Folkloristics: A Conception of Theory 1
- Herder, Folklore and Romantic Nationalism 21
- Tradition, Genuine or Spurious 38
- The Portal Case: Authenticity, Tourism, Traditions, and the Law 43
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Section II Ethnic Groups and Ethnic Folklore
- The Letter in Canadian Ukrainian Folklore 53
- Folk Medicine and the Intercultural Jest 63
- Carnival in Canada: The Politics of Celebration 78
- Spacey Soviets and the Russian Attitude Toward Territorial Passage 87
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Section III Religious Folklore
- Brothers and Sisters: Pentecostals as a Religious Folk Group 99
- Ethnicity and Citizenship in the Ritual of an Israeli Synagogue 114
- You Are What You Eat: Religious Aspects of the Health Food Movement 124
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Section IV Occupational Folklore
- Risk and Ritual: An Interpretation of Fishermen's Folklore in a New England Community 137
- Tending Bar at Brown's: Occupational Role as Artistic Performance 146
- The Last Forty-Niner: The Uses of History in the Mother Lode 158
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Section V Childrents Folklore
- The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren 169
- Transformations: The Fantasy of the Wicked Stepmother 178
- Strategy in Counting Out: An Ethnographic Folklore Field Study 185
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Section VI Folk Narratives
- The Structure of the Turkish Romances 197
- The Wife Who Goes Out Like a Man, Comes Back as a Hero: The Art of Two Oregon Indian Narratives 209
- Family Misfortune Stories in American Folklore 224
- Personal Experience Narratives: Use and Meaning in Interaction 236
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Section VII Ballads and Folksongs
- A Model for Textual Variation in Folksong 245
- Oral Formulas in the Country Blues 254
- The Battle of Harlaw 267
- History and Harlaw 271
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Section VIII Riddles and Proverbs
- "Wine, Women and Song": From Martin Luther to American T-Shirts 279
- Wise Words" of the Western Apache 291
- "The Land Won't Burn": An Esoteric American Proverb and Its Significance 302
- Totemism and the A.E.F. Revisited 308
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Section IX Folk Objects
- The Nebraska Round Barn 315
- The Palauan Story-Board: The Evolution of a Folk Art Style 320
- Objects of Memory: Material Culture as Life Review 329
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Section X Documenting Folklore
- Mediating Structures and the Significance of University Folk 339
- The Study of Folklore in Literature and Culture: Identification and Interpretation 350
- Documenting Folklore: The Annotation 358
- References Cited 375