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From NEW YORK FOLKLORE (Vol. 6, Nos. 3-4):
"When I was in Mississippi on a collecting project, an informant asked me, "How can a New Yorker study Mississippians?" I told him that because of our differences I could recognize traditions he took for granted, and because of our similarities I could understand many other traditions. He seemed quite satisfied with my answer, but the fieldworker implicitly faces this difficult question in every field situation."
— (from "Reflections on Field Research in the Folklife Sciences" by Simon J. Bronner)
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Cover of Vol. 6, Nos. 3-4, New York Folklore

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NEW YORK FOLKLORE
Vol. 6., Nos. 3-4, 1980
CONTENTS

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Robert Louis Stevenson Helen Fraser 95

Helen Fraser		 Louis C. Jones 109

Modern Anglo-American Variants of the Frog Prince (At 440)		 Wolfgang Mieder 111

Variant, Dialect, and Region: An Exploration in the Geography of Tradition		 W. F. H. Nicolaisen 137

Reflections on Field Research in the Folklife Sciences		 Simon J. Bronner 151

St. Anthony’s Day in Cortland: "La Festa" in Central New York		 Louis M. Vanaria 161
Folktales, Fictions and Meta-Fictions: Their Interaction in Robert Coover’s Pricksongs & Descants Cristina Bacchilega 171

"By Hook or by Crook": New Look at the Autograph Book		 Meguido Zola 185

Mrs. Rorer and New York Foodways		 Emma Seifrit Weigley 195

Note Regarding Garage Sale Folklore		 Donald E. Gavin 209

Book Review: Folklore From Kansas (William E. Koch)		 Margaret M. Bryant 211

CONTRIBUTORS		 215


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