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  Volume 30
  Spring-Summer
  2004		 Voices


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Black Madonna of East 13th Street



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Sirens of the Southern Tier


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Local Culture in the Global City: The Folklife of New York
by Nancy Groce
14 The Black Madonna of East Thirteenth Street
by Joseph Sciorra
18 Recognizing the "Cycles of Violence": Narrative Prototype as a Folk Story
by Elaine J. Lawless
25 Cultivating Courage Through Play
by Brian Sutton-Smith

29 Games Children Play(ed)
by Stanley Ransom
36 Sirens of the Southern Tier
by Libby Tucker
42 Political Resistance in Hungarian Dress
by Eniko Farkas



Departments and Columns


2 New York Folklore Society News
3 Field Notes
by Nancy Solomon

4 Upstate
by Varick Chittenden
5 Downstate
by Steve Zeitlin
13 Media Bites
by Jeff Bradbury
23 Eye of the Camera
by Martha Cooper
24 Foodways
by Lynn Case Ekfelt
41 Archival Questions
by Nancy Johnson
45 Lawyer’s Sidebar
by Paul Rapp
46 Book Reviews
Hazel Tyrrell with bird art

Cover: With her keen eye for wild birds, Hazel Tyrrell (d. 1967) typified country values in art, creating realistic, lifelike representations of the world around her. Read more about her and her work in Upstate, p. 4. Photo: St. Lawrence Plaindealer

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