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NEW YORK FOLKLORE QUARTERLY Vol. XVIII, No. 1, Spring 1962
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FOLKLORE IN THE SCHOOLS
The Place of Folklore in Education |
Norman Studer |
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Old Tales and New Tongues |
Anthony Navarra |
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Folklore and Marionettes |
Mari Schaus |
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Folklore Marginalia in Old Textbooks |
Robert H. Woodward |
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Students Test Ripleys Incredible Statements |
Charles A. Huguenin |
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District No. 11 Acquires a Schoolhouse |
Ellen L. Hamilton |
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Image of the Folklorist |
Tristram P. Coffin |
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Folklore in Higher Education |
Richard M. Dorson |
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COLLEGE LORE
Purdue Classroom Recollection |
William Tillson |
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Oberlin Lore |
Constance D. Sherman |
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The Clerk of Oxenford in Oral Tradition |
J. A. Lavin |
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Two Anecdotes of Immigrant Life |
J. Gorelick |
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What One Elephant Started |
Jean Cowles |
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Another Underground |
Morse Manly |
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Upstate, Downstate |
B. A. Botkin and W. G. Tyrrell |
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Contributors |
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