Journal of Folklore Research 2004: Vol 41 Table of Contents

2004·0.78 MB·English

Yearly Table of Contents — Volume 41 (2004)
Sergei Kruks
The Latvian Epic Lacplesis: Passe-Partout Ideology,
Traumatic Imagination of Community I
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 6]
Liveson Tatira
Beyond the Dog’s Name: A Silent Dialogue
among the Shona People — 85
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 18]
Philip Nusbaum
Folklorists at State Arts Agencies:
Cultural Disconnects and “Fairness” 199
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Rachel C. Fleming
Resisting Cultural Standardization:
Comhaltas Ceoltéiri Eireann and
the Revitalization of Traditional Music in Ireland
Elliott Oring
Folklore and Advocacy 259
Frank Proschan
On Advocacy and Advocates 267
Stephanie Kane
The Territorial Impulse 274