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NEW YORK FOLKLORE Vol. XVII, Nos. 1-2, 1991
CONTENTS
PUBLICATIONS
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Articles The Tohono O'odham Shrine Complex: Memorializing the Locations of Violent Death |
David Kozak and Camillus Lopez |
1 |
Night Train: The Power that Man Made |
Ivor Miller |
21 |
Traditionalizing Experience: The Case of the Vietnam Veterans |
Philip Nusbaum |
45 |
Laughs on the Links: A Study of Golf Jokes |
Nancy A. Novotny |
63 |
Voices of Tradition
Behind the Scenes: Three Egyptian Women Immigrants Reveal Their Stories |
Enas I. Abdallah |
83 |
The Knitted World Order |
Alyssa Foos photographs by John Forrest |
91 |
The Lay of the Land: A Memory of a Southern Appalachian Farmstead |
E. E. Mayo |
97 |
Folklore Notes
Comparing Pre- and Post-Emigration Housing in Jefferson County, New York: Legends and Anecdotes |
Claire Bonney |
99 |
The Supernatural in Sullivan County, New York: Legends and Anecdotes |
LeeAnne Green |
121 |
Review Essay A Scuffle in the Folk Arts Turf Wars (review of Rose, Unexpected Eloquence: The Art in American Folk Art) |
Charles Bergengren |
127 |
Reviews
Van Maanen, Tales of the Field: On Writing Ethnography (Dorst), 135; Glenn, Daughters of the Shtetl: Life and Labor in the Immigrant Generation (Foner), 137; Brehm, Sweetwater, Storms and Spirits: Stories of the Great Lakes (Ghezzi), 139; McGlathery, Fairy Tale Romance: The Grimms, Basile, and Perrault (Haring), 141; Porter, The Traditional Music of Britain and Ireland: A Research and Information Guide (Russell), 142; Bin Gorion et al., Mimekor Yisrael: Selected Classical Jewish Folktales (Schlesinger), 145. |
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