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Index Volume 55 1996 Aarne, Antti and Stith Thompson, Los tipos del DuBois, Thomas A., review of Interpreting Legend: cuento folklorico: Una clasificacion, reviewed by Danish Storytellers and Their Repertoires, by Timothy Shirley L. Arora, 331-33 R. Tangherlini, 172-73 American Fever: A Norwegian Emigrant’s Story, Prairie Embracing Deoinsday: Faith, Fatalism, and Apoc- Cabin: A Norwegian Pioneer Woman’s Story, Ethel alyptic Beliefs in the Nuclear Age, by Daniel Kvalheim, Rosemaler, by Jocelyn Riley, reviewed by Wojcik, 296-330 Kathleen Stokker, 183-85 Ethel Kvalheim, Rosemaler, Prairie Cabin: A Norwe- Arora, Shirley L., review of Los tipos del cuento folk- gian Pioneer Woman’s Story, American Fever: A Nor- lorico: Una clasificacion, by Antti Aarne and Stith wegian Emigrant’s Story, by Jocelyn Riley, by Thompson, 331-33 Kathleen Stokker, 183-85 Before Reggae Hit Town, by Mark Gorney, reviewed Feintuch, Burt, review of Music from the Heart: by Carol D. Branch, 343-44 Compositions of a Folk Fiddler, by Colin Quigley, Birnbaum, Marianna D., review of Hungarian Folk- 168-69 tales: The Art of Zsuzsanna Palko, by Linda Dégh, Feintuch, Burt, review of When We Were Good: The 334-35 Folk Revival, by Robert Cantwell, 335-37 The Blind Girl, A Misplaced Folktale, by Christine From Scythia to Camelot. A Radical Reassessment of Goldberg, 187-212 the Legends of King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Book Notices, Peter I. Tokofsky, 89-90 Table, and the Holy Grail, by C. Scott Litdeton and Branch, Carol D., review of Mark Gorney, Before Linda A. Malcor, reviewed by Daniel Frederick Reggae Hit Town, by Mark Gorney, 343-44 Melia, 156-67 Brazilian Folk Narrative Scholarship, by Mary Mac- Goldberg, Christine, The Blind Girl, A Misplaced Gregor-Villareal, reviewed by DanielJ .C rowley, Folktale, 187-21 247-48 Goldwasser, Michele, review of People of the Sun: The Burns, Leslie, People of the Sun: The Tiguas of Ysleta, Tiguas of Ysleta, by Leslie Burns, 179-82 reviewed by Michele Goldwasser, 179- 82 Gordon, Susan, review of Rascally Signs in Sacred Byron, Reginald, ed., Music, Culture and Experi- Places: The Politics of Culture in Nicaragua, by ence: Selected Papers ofJ ohn Blacking, reviewed by David E. Whisnant, 174-77 James Porter, 163-65 Gorney, Mark, Before Reggae Hit Town, by Carol D. Cantwell, Robert, When We Were Good: The Folk Branch, 343-44 Revival, reviewed by Burt Feintuch, 335-37 Griffith, James S., review of Transforming Tradi- Collins, Derek, The Myth and Ritual of Ezili Freda tion: Folk Music Revivals Examined, Neil Rosen- in Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God, 137-54 berg, ed., 170-71 Color Adjustment, by Marlon Riggs, reviewed by Guest Editor’s Introduction, by Peter I. Tokofsky, Teresa Keeler, 91-94 257-58 Crowley, DanielJ. , review of Brazilian Folk Narrative Healing Traditions: Alternative Medicine and the Health Scholarship, by Mary MacGregor- Villareal, 24748 Professions, by Bonnie Blair O’Connor, reviewed Dégh, Linda, Hungarian Folktales: The Art of by James W. Kirkland, 248-50 Zsuzsanna Palko, reviewed by Marianna D. Birn- Heroic Poets, Poetic Heroes: The Ethnography of Perfor- baum, 334-35 mance in an Arabic Oral Epic Tradition, by Dwight Dégh, Linda, Narratives in Society: A Performer-Cen- Fletcher Reynolds, reviewed by Mahmoud Omid- tered Study of Narration, reviewed by William salar, 250-54 Bernard McCarthy, 87-88 Hoffman-Jeep, Lynda, Plotting a Misogynistic Path Dégh, Linda, The Perceptional Life of Janet Calla- to Christian Dior’s Poison, 281-96 han, 113-36 Hungarian Folktales: The Art of Zsuzsanna Palko, by Dresser, Norine, The “M” Word (1994 Archer Tay- Linda Dégh, reviewed by Marianna D. Birn- lor Lecture), 95-111 baum, 334-35 Western Folklore 55 (Fall, 1996):345-47 346 WESTERN FOLKLORE Interpreting Legend: Danish Storytellers and Their Reper- Omidsalar, Mahmoud, review of Heroic Poets, Poetic toires, by Timothy R. Tangherlini, reviewed by Heroes: The Ethnography of Performance in an Arabic Thomas A. DuBois, 172-73 Oral Epic Tradition, by Dwight Fletcher Reynolds, Jones, Michael Owen, review of The Ribbon Around 250-54 the Pentagon, by Linda Pershing, 337-40 Out of the Ordinary: Folklore and the Supernatural, ed. Keeler, Teresa, review of Color Adjustment, by Mar- Barbara Walker, reviewed by Sabina Magliocco, lon Riggs, 91-94 340-42 Kirkland, James W., review of Healing Traditions: People of the Sun: The Tiguas of Ysleta, by Leslie Alternative Medicine and the Health Professions, by Burns, reviewed by Michele Goldwasser, 179- Bonnie Blair O’Connor, 248-50 82 Lau, KimberlyJ. , Structure, Society, and Symbol- The Perceptional Life of Janet Callahan, by Linda ism: Toward a Holistic Interpretation of Fairy Dégh, 113-36 Tales, 233-43 Pershing, Linda, The Ribbon Around the Pentagon, “Let it Go to the Garlic!” Evil Eye and the Fertility reviewed by Michael Owen Jones, 337-40 of Women among the Sephardim (1996 Pershing, Linda, and Margaret R. Yocom, The Archer Taylor Lecture), by Rosemary Lévy Yellow Ribboning of the USA: Contested Zumwalit, 261-80 Meanings in the Construction of a Political Sym- Light Up the Sky: Halloween Bonfires and Cultural bol, 41-85 Hegemony in Northern Ireland, by Jack Santino, Plotting a Misogynistic Path to Christian Dior’s 213-31 Poison, by Lynda Hoffman-Jeep, 281-96 Littleton, C. Scott, and Linda A. Malcor, From Porter, James, review of Music, Culture and Experi- Scythia to Camelot. A Radical Reassessment of the Leg- ence: Selected Papers ofJ ohn Blacking, ed. Reginald ends of King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table, Byron, 163-65 and the Holy Grail, reviewed by Daniel Frederick Prairie Cabin: A Norwegian Pioneer Woman’s Story, Melia, 166-67 American Fever: A Norwegian Emigrant’s Story, Ethel The “M” Word (1994 Archer Taylor Lecture), by Kvalheim, Rosemaler, by Jocelyn Riley, by Kathleen Norine Dresser, 95-111 Stokker, 183-85 McCarthy, William Bernard, review of Narratives in Preston, Cathy Lynn, review of Morning Dew and Society: A Performer-Centered Study of Narration, by Roses: Nuance, Metaphor and Meaning in Folk. Linda Dégh, 87-88 by Barre Toelken, 255-56 McDowell, John Holmes, So Wise Were Our Elders: Quigley, Colin, Music from the Heart: Compositions of Mythic Narratives from the Kamsd, reviewed by a Folk Fiddler, reviewed by Burt Feintuch, 168-69 Chris Wood, 245-46 Rascally Signs in Sacred Places: The Politics of Cul- MacGregor-Villareal, Mary, Brazilian Folk Narrative ture in Nicaragua, by David E. Whisnant, reviewed Scholarship, reviewed by DanielJ .C rowley, 247-48 by Susan Gordon, 174-77 Magliocco, Sabina, review of Out of the Ordinary: Reynolds, Dwight Fletcher, Heroic Poets, Poetic Heroes: Folklore and the Supernatural, ed. Barbara Walker, The Ethnography of Performance in an Arabic Oral 340-42 Epic Tradition, reviewed by Mahmoud Omid- Melia, Daniel Frederick, review of From Scythia to salar, 250-54 Camelot. A Radical Reassessment of the Legends of The Ribbon Around the Pentagon, by Linda Pershing, King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table, and the reviewed by Michael Owen Jones, 337-40 Holy Grail, by C. Scott Littleton and Linda A. Riggs, Marlon, Color Adjustment, reviewed by Teresa Malcor, 166-67 Keeler, 91-94 Mieder, Wolfgang, “No Tickee, No Washee”: Sub- Riley, Jocelyn, American Fever: A Norwegian Emi- tleties of a Proverbial Slur, 1-40 grant’s Story, Prairie Cabin: A Norwegian Pioneer Morning Dew and Roses: Nuance, Metaphor and Mean- Woman's Story, Ethel Kvalheim, Rosemaler, by Kath- ing in Folksongs, by Barre Toelken, reviewed by leen Stokker, 183-85 Cathy Lynn Preston, 255-56 Rosenberg, Neil, ed., Transforming Tradition: Folk Music, Culture and Experience: Selected Papers ofJ ohn Music Revivals Examined, reviewed by James S. Blacking, ed. Reginald Byron, reviewed by James Griffith, 170-71 Porter, 163-65 Santino, Jack, Light Up the Sky: Halloween Bon- Music from the Heart: Compositions of a Folk Fiddler, by fires and Cultural Hegemony in Northern Ire- Colin Quigley, reviewed by Burt Feintuch, 168-69 land, 213-31 The Myth and Ritual of Ezili Freda in Hurston’s So Wise Were Our Elders: Mythic Narratives from the Their Eyes Were Watching God, by Derek Collins, Kamsda, by John Holmes McDowell, reviewed by 137-54 Chris Wood, 245-46 Narratives in Society: A Performer-Centered Study of Stokker, Kathleen, review of American Fever: A Nor- Narration, by Linda Dégh, reviewed by William wegian Emigrant’s Story, Prairie Cabin: A Norwegian Bernard McCarthy, 87-88 Pioneer Woman's Story, Ethel Kvalheim, Rosemaler, by “No Tickee, No Washee:” Subtleties of a Proverbial Jocelyn Riley, by 183-85 Slur, by Wolfgang Mieder, 1-40 Structure, Society, and Symbolism: Toward a Holis- O'Connor, Bonnie Blair, Healing Traditions: Alter- tic Interpretation of Fairy Tales, by KimberlyJ . native Medicine and the Health Professions, reviewed Lau, 233-43 byJ ames W. Kirkland, 248-50 347 Tangherlini, Timothy R., Interpreting Legend: Danish When We Were Good: The Folk Revival, by Robert Storytellers and Their Repertoires, reviewed by Cantwell, reviewed by Burt Feintuch, 335-37 Thomas A. DuBois, 172-73 Whisnant, David E., Rascally Signs in Sacred Places: Los tipos del cuento folklorico: Una clasificacion, by The Politics of Culture in Nicaragua, reviewed by Antti Aarne and Stith Thompson, reviewed by Susan Gordon, 174-77 Shirley L. Arora, 331-33 Wojcik, Daniel, Embracing Doomsday: Faith, Fatal- Toelken, Barre, Morning Dew and Roses: Nuance, ism, and Apocalyptic Beliefs in the Nuclear Age, Metaphor and Meaning in Folksongs, reviewed by 296-330 Cathy Lynn Preston, 255-56 The Yellow Ribboning of the USA: Contested Tokofsky, Peter I., Book Notices, 89-90 Meanings in the Construction of a Political Tokofsky, Peter I., Guest Editor’s Introduction, Symbol, by Linda Pershing and Margaret R. 257-59 Yocom, 41-85 Transforming Tradition: Folk Music Revivals Exam- Yocom, Margaret R., and Linda Pershing, The ined, Neil Rosenberg, ed., reviewed by James S. Yellow Ribboning of the USA: Contested Griffith, 170-71 Meanings in the Construction of a Political Sym- Walker, Barbara, ed., Out of the Ordinary: Folklore bol, 41-85 and the Supernatural, reviewed by Sabina Zumwalt, Rosemary Lévy, “Let it Go to the Garlic!” Magliocco, 340-42 Evil Eye and the Fertility of Women among the Sephardim (1996 Archer Taylor Lecture), 261-80