Folklore 2003: Vol 114 Index

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Folklore 115 (December 2004): 383-391
Index to Folklore 114 (2003)
Compiled by Jacqueline Simpson
Abbotts Ann (Hants), 357-8
absolution of the dead, 391-2, 395, 401
Acker, Paul, and Carolyne Larrington (eds), their The Poetic Edda: Essays on Old
Norse Mythology reviewed, 445-6
Adam, 288
Adamites, 272
Addison’s Rosamund, 262-70
Africa, 194, 427-33
Aldhouse-Green, Miranda, her Dying for the Gods: Human Sacrifice in Iron Age and
Roman Britain reviewed, 129-30
Alfriston (Sussex), 358
America, 115-18, 123-4, 135-6, 155-79, 185, 273-5
Amerindian myths and tales, 135-6; herbal medicine, 274-5
amusements at wakes, 406, 413, 415-17
“Anantis,” 391-3
Angels of Mons, 113-14
Apuleius, 206, 208-10, 214
Arbor Tree, 13-28
archaeology, 307-21, 390
Aristotle, 211
Arthur, 122-3
Ashford-in-the-Water (Derbs), 357-8, 360, 371-3
Astley Abbotts (Shrop), 365-7
Aston-on-Clun, Shropshire, 13-28
Atkinson, David, review, 276-7
Augustine of Hippo, St, 210
Australia, 137-8
Avebury (Wilts), 309, 312, 315-16
Bacchilega, Cristina, see Roemer, Danielle
baptismal custom, Portugese, 335-53
Belfast, 33-4, 41, 65, 69
Belgium, 227-45
benandanti, 198-9
Bennett, Gillian, review, 135-6
Berwick-on-Tweed, 391-2
Beverley (Yorks), 357, 359-60
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“Bible of the Folk,” 285-95, 323-3
birth, monstrous, 272
Bishop, Julia, and Mavis Curtis, their Play Today in the Primary School Playground
reviewed, 139-41
Blacker, Carmen, and H. E. Davidson, ed. their Women and Tradition: A Neglected
Group of Folklorists reviewed, 281-2
Blain, Jenny, see Robert J. Wallis
Blécourt, Wilhelm de, article, 227-45
bogey-beasts, 399-90
Boulton, Maureen, review, 122-3
Bovet, Richard, 192
Bowman, Marion, article, 285-95
Box, John, article, 13-28
Bradtke, Elaine, reviews, 124-5, 132-4, 279-80
Brazil, 279-80
Brewer, Teri, review, 442-3
Briggs Folklore Award 2002, report, 271
Bringeus, Nils-Arvid, article, 323-33
Britain, 129-30, 132-4
Bromley (Kent), 356, 360
Brunvand, J. H., his Encyclopedia of Urban Legends reviewed, 273-4
Buckinghamshire, 390-4
burial, prone, 390
Byland Abbey (Yorks), 389-90, 394-401
Canada, 127-9, 171-2, 192, 285-95
Carter, Angela, 121-2
Cass, Eddie, Michael J. Preston, and Paul Smith, article, 29-52
Castleton, Derbyshire, 23-4
cats and hag-riding, 185-6, 190, 195-6
Caucasus, 75-6, 82-90
cauls, 343-6
chapbooks, 29-52, 64-7, 272
cheese, 205-25
chest-prints, Scandinavian, 324-30
childlore, 118-19; 137-41
China, 193
Christianity, 124-5, 130-1, 285-95, 323-33, 355-432
Christmas Rhime chapbook, 33-6, 40, 69
Christmas, 33-6, 40, 47-8, 55
Circe, 205-9, 215
Clee (Lancs), 356, 360
cockroaches, 290-1
Collins, Minta, her Medieval Herbals: The Illustrative Traditions reviewed, 277-8
Cornwall, 53-73, 262-70
corpses, walking, 389-402
counter-spells, 429-31
craftsmen, 427-33
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Cressy, David, his Anne Bowker’s Cat: Travesties and Transgressions in Tudor and
Stuart England reviewed, 271-3
Cross, wood of the, 292-4
cross-dressing, 273
crosses, 273
crossroads, 429
Cunningham, Keith, ed., his American Indians: Folktales and Legends reviewed,
135-6
Curtis, Mavis, review, 137-8; see also Bishop, Julia
customs, seasonal, 13-28, 38-40, 279-80
Dames, Michael, 312-13
dance, 442-3
date-palm, 324-31
Davidson, H. E., see Blacker, Carmen
Davies, Christie, review, 141-2; his The Mirth of Nations reviewed, 436-8
Davies, Owen, article, 181-203
death, 355-402
Desmond, Jane C., her Staging Tourism reviewed, 442-3
Devereux, Paul, 311-12
Devil, 123-4, 136-7, 197, 292-3
Doel, Fran, and Geoff Doel, their The Green Man in Britain reviewed, 132-4
dogwood, 292-3
dowsing, 109-10
dragons, 134, 347-50, 441
drama, folk, 262-70
Druids, 316-19
Drury, Susan, review, 277-8
Easter, 38-40, 47-8
Edda, Poetic, 445-6
Egypt, see Flight into Egypt
Ellis, Bill, his Raising the Devil: Satanism, New Religions, and the Media reviewed,
1234
England, 13-73, 129-30, 132-4, 139-41, 184-6, 188, 196, 211, 213-16, 247-73,
307-21, 355-402
Epiphany, Brazilian custom at, 279-80
Estonia, 136-7, 184, 193-4
Ethiopia, 427-33
ethnicity, 436-8
ethnology, 438-9
Evil Eye, 219-20, 427-33
exorcism (of ghosts), 389-402
Factor, June, her Kidspeak reviewed, 137-8
fairytales, 127, 340-1; literary, 121-2, 126-7, 146-7, 443-4
fences, in proverb, 155-79
fertility rites, 20-21
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Finland, 118-20, 184
Finneran, Niall, notes, 107-13; 427-33
Finnish migrants in South Africa, 91-105
fir-tree, 290
fish, 290-1, 294
Flanders, 227-45
Flight into Egypt, 290-1, 323-33
foliate heads, 247-61
folk art, 323-33, 360-73
folk medicine, 274-5, 277-8
folk music, 279-80 (see also folksongs)
folk plays, 29-73
Folklore Society, history of, 1-12, 281-2
folkloristics, 438-9
folksongs, Caucasian, 85-8; American, 115-118, 276-7; Canadian, 127-9
folktales, Amerindian, 135-6
food and drink at wakes, 403-26
foxes, 143-4
France, 184-6, 195, 443-4
Frost, Robert, 162-74
funeral customs, 355-87, 403-26
games, of children, 139-41
Garland King Day, Castleton, 23-4
Germany, 122-3, 126-7, 184, 186, 189, 193, 235
ghosts, 193-4, 389-402
goddess worship, 310-13
godparents, choice of, 335-41, 349-50
Gogmagog hill figures, 108-9
Goodare, Julian, review, 271-3
Green Man, 1324, 247-61
Grimm, Brothers, 443-4
Grove, Jonathan, review, 445-6
hag-riding, 181-203, 207, 219-21, 227-45
Harries, Elizabeth W., her Twice Upon a Time reviewed, 443-4
Harvey, Graham, review, 439-40
Hatfield, Gabrielle, review, 274-5
Henderson, Lizanne, review, 278-9
Hendy, Andrew Von, his The Modern Construction of Myth reviewed, 144-5
Hobbs, Sandy, review, 273-4
Holland, 122-3, 184, 196-7, 227-45
Holy Family, 290-1, 323-33
horse, person transformed to, 210-11, 234-6; ridden by the nightmare, 236-7
Hungary, 141-2, 184, 186, 195, 213, 343
Hunt, David, article, 75-90
Hunter, Michael, his The Occult Laboratory: Magic, Science and Second Sight in Late
17" Century Scotland reviewed, 278-9
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hunters, beliefs of, 82-9
Iberia, 335-53
Iceland, 138-9, 184, 390, 394, 445-6
Ilam (Staff), 359, 367-8
incubus, 190-2
Ireland, 31-4, 64-6, 130-1, 138-9, 184, 194, 403-26
Irish immigrants in Manchester, 31-4, 40-1, 66
iron working, 427-33
Irving, Washington, 357-8
Israel, 173-4
Italy, 198
Ives, Edward D., his Drive Dull Care Away: Folksongs from Prince Edward Island
reviewed, 127-9
Jackson, W. H., and Ranawake, S. A., ed., their The Arthur of the Germans: The
Arthurian Legend in Medieval German and Dutch Literature reviewed, 122-3
James VI and I, 187, 213
Japan, 193-4
Jestice, Phyllis G., her Encyclopedia of Irish Spirituality reviewed, 130-1
Jesus, 291-3, 323-33
Jews, 436-7, 439-40
jokes, ethnic, 436-8
Jones, David E., his An Instinct for Dragons reviewed, 134
Jones, Malcolm, review, 143-4
juniper, 292-3
Kaivola—Bregenhgj, Anniki, her Obituary of Leea Virtanen, 118-20
Kirk, Robert, 278-9
Kockel, Ulrich, review, 438-9
lamentation, ritual, 406-8, 413, 420
language, of children, 137-8
Larrington, Carolyne, see Paul Acker
Lavater, Ludwig, 187
laying ghosts, 389-402
legends, urban, 273-4
Lethbridge, T. C., 107-13
Lévy, Isaac J., and Rosemary Lévy Zumwalt, their Ritual Medical Lore of Sephardic
Women reviewed, 439-40
leys, 311-12
Lindow, John, his Handbook of Norse Mythology reviewed, 275-6
Litovkina, Anna, her A Proverb a Day Keeps Boredom Away reviewed, 141-2
Lomax, Alan, Obituary of, 115-18
Lomax, John, 276-7
Lorraine, 185-6
Lysaght, Patricia, article, 403-26
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magic, 278-9, 427-33, 441 (see also witchcraft)
maidens’ garlands, 355-87
Malotki, Ekkehart, his Hopi Animal Tales reviewed, 135
Manchester, 29-33, 36, 38-41, 46-7
Map, Walter, 390, 393-4
Mare, see hag-riding, nightmare
Marvels and Tales: Journal of Fairytale Studies, vols 11-15 reviewed, 146-7
Matlock (Derbs), 369-71
Maxwell-Stuart, P.G., his Witchcraft: A History, and his Satan's Conspiracy: Magic
and Witchcraft in Seventeenth-Century Scotland reviewed, 131-2
Melrose, 391-3
metamorphosis, 210-11, 234-7, 335-50
Mexico, 124-5, 172
Mieder, Wolfgang, article, 155-79
Millington, Peter, article, 53-73
Minard, Antone, review, 435-6
Minsterley (Shrops), 355, 358, 360-5
Mistress of Beasts, 75, 81-9
mock marriage at wakes, 419, 422
Morris, Rosie, article, 355-402
Mummers’ Play at Truro, 262-70
Munnelly, Tom, his Obituary of Alan Lomax, 115-18
myths, Amerindian, 135-6; theories about, 144-5; Norse, 275-6, 445-6
narratives, personal, 91-105, 231-3
Negus, Tina, note, 247-61
New Age spirituality, 285-6, 294, 298-305, 307-21
Newburgh Priory (Yorks), 395, 401 (see also William of Newburgh)
Newfoundland, Canada, 285-95, 437
Nicolaisen, W. F. H., article, 1-12; reviews, 126-7, 146-7
nightmare, 181-245
Noah, 289-91
Norse mythology, 275-6, 445-6
Norway, 184, 192, 195, 297-306
O Cathdin, Séamas, ed., his Northern Lights: Following Folklore in North-Western
Europe reviewed, 138-9
Oak Apple Day (29 May), 18-19, 23
Oates, Caroline, article, 205-25
pace-egg play, 38-40
paganism/alternative spirituality, 285-6, 294, 298-305, 307-21, 441
Peace Egg Book, 29-52
Perrault, 444
“Petit Poucet,” 340-1
Pettitt, Tom, note, 262-70
plants, medicinal, 274-5, 277-8
Pliny, 345
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Poland, 184, 194, 437
Polynesia, 442-3
Porterfield, Nolan, his Last Cavalier: The Life and Times of John A. Lomax reviewed,
276-7
Portugal, 335-53
Power, Rosemary, review, 130-1
prayer for the dead, 394-8, 406-8, 418-22
Presidential Addresses to the Folklore Society, 1-12
Preston, Michael J., see Cass, Eddie
Prince Edward Island, Canada, 127-9
proverbs, 141-2, 155-79
pseudo-Matthew, Gospel of, 323
Purgatory, 394-5, 422
Ranawake, S. A., see Jackson, W. H.
Rasheed, Leila, reviews, 121-2, 281-2, 443-4
Reily, Suzel Ana, her Voices of the Magi: Enchanted Journeys in Brazil reviewed,
279-80
religion, vernacular/popular, 285-95, 323-33, 355-402
Reynard the Fox, 143-4
rock art, 313-14
Roemer, Danielle M., and Cristina Bacchilega, ed., their Angela Carter and the
Fairytale reviewed, 121-2
Roper, Jonathan, review, 127-9
Ross, Anne, her The Folklore of Wales reviewed, 435-6
Royal Oak Day (29 May), 18-19, 23
Runnel, Pille, ed., his Rethinking Ethnology and Folkloristics reviewed, 438-9
Russell, Ian, review, 139-41
Russell, W. M. S., review, 436-8
Russia, 184, 346, 440-1
Ryan, W. F., review, 440-1
sacred sites, 307-21
sacrifice, human, 129-30
Salem, 185
Sami, 301-4
Satanism, 123-4
Scandinavia, 297-306, 323-33, 346, 445-6
Scot, Reginald, 187, 191, 210
Scotland, 133, 189, 211, 278-9
second sight, 278-9
Segal, Robert A., his Theorizing about Myth reviewed, 144-5
Selberg, Torunn, article, 297-306
Sephardis, 439-40
seventh child, 335-43
sexuality, 190-3, 206-9, 234-6, 240-1
Shakespeare, 214-16, 357
shamanism, 301-4, 312
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shape-changing, 335-50, 389, 397-9
Shaw, John, review, 138-9
Sigurd, 347
Silbury Hill (Wilts), 312-13
Simpson, Jacqueline, note, 113-14; article, 389-402; reviews, 123-4, 131-2, 134-7,
275-6, 280-1
Sklar, Deirdre, her Dancing with the Virgin: Body and Faith in the Fiesta of Tortugas,
New Mexico reviewed, 124-5
sleep paralysis, 181-203, 227-245
Smith, Paul, see Cass, Eddie
snakes, 343-4, 346-7
Snow, Alice Micco, and Susan Enns Stans, their Healing Plants: Medicine of the
Seminole Indians reviewed, 274-5
soul, separable, 345-6
South Africa, 91-105
spiders, 290-1
Stans, Susan, see Snow, Alice
Stonehenge (Wilts), 308-9, 312, 314-18
supersition, 297-306
Sweden, 197, 230, 238-9
Thurston, Robert W., his Witch, Wicce, Mother Goose: The Rise and Fall of the Witch
Hunts in Europe and North America reviewed, 280-1
tobacco at wakes, 409-13, 415-16, 418-19
tourism, 442-3
transformation, magical, 126-7, 207-14, 234-6
tree, dressing of, 13-28
Truro, Cornwall, 53-73, 262-70
Turner, Victor, 348-9
Ungricht, Gabriela Brunner, her Die Mensch-Tier-Verwandlung reviewed, 126-7
unicorns, 75-81, 87-9
Valk, Ulo, his The Black Gentleman: Manifestations of the Devil in Estonian Folk
Religion reviewed, 136-7
vampires, 393-4 ;
Varty, Kenneth (ed.), his Reynard the Fox: Social Engagement and Cultural Metamor-
phosis in the Beast Epic reviewed, 143-4
Vaz da Silva, Fancisco, article, 335-53
Virgin of Guadalupe, 124-5
Virtanen, Leea , Obituary of, 118-20
wakes, 403-26
Wales, 214-17, 435-6
wall-hangings, Scandinavian, 330-1
Wallis, R. J., and Jenny Blain, article, 307-21
Warner, Elizabeth, her Russian Myths reviewed, 440-1
weddings, 19-20
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werewolves, 336-8, 341-50
West Indies, 194
William of Malmesbury, 390, 393-4
William of Newburgh, 389-95
witchcraft, 131-2, 181-225, 235, 280-1, 427-33, 441
witches, 336-7, 343, 443
Wolf-Knuts, Ulrika, article, 91-105
wolves, 349-50
women as folklorists, 280-1; in Sephardic communities, 439-40; as writers of
fairytales, 442-3
Wood, Juliette, reviews, 129-30, 144-5
Yorkshire, 357, 359-60, 389-401
Zumwalt, Rosemary Lévy, see Isaac Jack Lévy
Guest Editor’s Note
In Guy Beiner’s article “Who Were ‘The Men of the West’? Folk Historiographies
and the Reconstruction of Democratic Histories” in Folklore 115:2 (2004), the
bracketed phonetics in the fourth line of the subsection titled Humbert on page
203 should read: hamba:t
Note 12 (page 218) refers to text on page 215. This note number should appear
at the end of the third sentence of the third paragraph on that page.
David Hopkin