New York Folklore Journal Vol. 8, Nos. 3-4#151;Contents

From NEW YORK FOLKLORE (Vol. 8, Nos. 3-4):
"A trip to Magdalena at fiesta time may be made for the purpose of acquiring or replenishing a saint’s image. A Papago may acquire such an image (usually spoken of as "a saint") when he or one of his family or animals needs help, often in the form of continued or renewed health."—James S. Griffith ("The Magdalena Holy Picture: Religious Folk Art in Two Cultures")

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NEW YORK FOLKLORE
Vol. 8, Nos. 3-4, Winter 1982
"The Folklorist and Belief"
CONTENTS

Introduction	Lydia Fish	1
On Being Human: The Folklore of Mormon Missionaries	William A. Wilson	5
Some Implications of Urban Witchcraft Beliefs	Phillips Stevens, Jr.	29
Traditions of Disbelief	David J. Hufford	47
"To the Saints Which Are At Ephesus ...": A Case Study in the Analysis of Religious Memorates	Christine A. Cartwright	57
The Magdalena Holy Picture: Religious Folk Art in Two Cultures	James S. Griffith	71
Ethnicity and Catholicism	Lydia Fish	83
Catholic Folklore and Folk Catholicism	Jack Santino	93
CONTRIBUTORS		107

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