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'They got the English hashed up a bit': names, narratives and assimilation in Newfoundland's Syrian-Lebanese community 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 67-79
  • John Ashton
 H6/KF [LORE-] 0307-7144
Ballad tradition in the Tamil language: an introductory story 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 219-41
  • E. Balasundaram
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'Geordie nation': language and regional identity in the northeast of England 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 33-48
  • Joan C. Beal
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An eye for a rune, a tooth for a regiment: the uses of deformity 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 195-208
  • Lynn Holden
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Content, form and functions of Ibibio women's folksongs 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 243-50
  • Uwemedimo Enobong Iwoketok
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The witches' Sabbat in legend and literature 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 157-74
  • James Brent Musgrave
  • James Houran
 H6/KF [LORE-] 0307-7144
Children's games are still alive: a study of children's games in a suburb west of Copenhagen 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 133-44
  • Erik Kaas Nielsen
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The strange story of how a hopscotch stone was standardised 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 145-55
  • Erik Kaas Nielsen
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Social networks and the changing foundations of tradition 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 273-85
  • Trevor Noble
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'Death': a male-specific concept in Igbo gender-naming 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 93-100
  • M. C. Ọnṭkawa
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Thomas Hardy's 'Play of St George' 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 257-71
  • Peter Robson
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The etymology of gob, gab, 'mouth' 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 65-6
  • Jonathan Roper
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A dialect word's progressive erosion in England and expansion overseas: skerrick 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 49-55
  • J. S. Ryan
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A linguistic analysis of folk etymology 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 57-63
  • Danica Skara
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Partridge, the Man of the hill, and Blifit: folkloric functions in Tom Jones 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 209-18
  • Michele D. Theriot
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Pulareeje, or Haal Pulaar proverbs 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 101-32
  • Djibril Thiam
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Meaning in narrative: an in-context interpretation of AT 313, The girl as helper in the hero's flight 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 175-93
  • Gerald Thomas
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'Edward', 'The Twa brothers', or the bare bones of both ? 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 251-6
  • J. D. A. Widdowson
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Hidden depths: exploiting archival resources of spoken English 1999 Lore and language 17 (1/2): 81-92
  • J. D. A. Widdowson
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Ethnographic approaches in mass media research: studying television's social dimension 1998 Lore and language 16 (1/2): 4-15
  • Gary R. Butler
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Not the last word on Robin Hood 1998 Lore and language 16 (1/2): 139-45
  • S. R. Heywood
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'In cod we trust': the codfish as a symbol and stereotype in Newfoundland and Labrador traditional and popular culture 1998 Lore and language 16 (1/2): 16-40
  • Anna Kearney Guigné
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Folklorists do it orally: the cultural appropriation and socio-sexual politics of verbal play 1998 Lore and language 16 (1/2): 41-82
  • Cathy Lynn Preston
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Material riddle-jokes and traditional novelties: home-made and purchased misrepresentations 1998 Lore and language 16 (1/2): 83-103
  • Michael J. Preston
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Use of television in everyday life: ritualisation and everyday culture 1998 Lore and language 16 (1/2): 104-14
  • Torunn Selberg
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Keepers of the flame: the romance novel and its fans 1998 Lore and language 16 (1/2): 115-38
  • Clover Williams
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Beyond survivalism: regional folkloristics in late Victorian England 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 117-27
  • J. Ashton
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The Thomsian heritage in the Folklore Society (London) 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 5-14
  • Gillian Bennett
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One and two percent: Scottish Gaelic folklore studies in Newfoundland and Quebec 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 128-40
  • Margaret Bennett
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Transatlantic patterns of transmission in children's oral tradition 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 141-60
  • Mavis Curtis
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Barrows, poems and visions: the inspirational dead 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 15-22
  • Malcom Jones
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Knowing ourselves/knowing each other: traditional creativity in the multicultural school setting of Israel 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 161-71
  • Simon Lichman
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The relevance of the rural tradition 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 66-74
  • Martin Lovelace
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From Aucassin et Nicolette to the [Humorous grace] 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 23-47
  • W. F. H. Nicolaisen
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Global people or still the folk? - Ways of viewing contemporary introductions to sociology 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 191-6
  • J. S. Ryan
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Applying our wares: folkore in the real world 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 172-80
  • Graham Seal
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British local legends: the need for closer study 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 75-83
  • Jacqueline Simpson
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Thomas Fairman Ordish (1855-1924): a lasting legacy 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 84-116
  • Paul Smith
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Backwards into the future? English folklore studies in the twenty first century 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 181-90
  • J. D. A. Widdowson
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Rewriting and rethinking the Welsh folktale 1997 Lore and language 15 (1/2): 48-65
  • Juliette Wood
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Marimei taboos of Kalderesh Romanies 1995 Lore and language 13 (1): 73-6
  • Lorna Gibbs
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Dialogic textmaking in folkoristics 1995 Lore and language 13 (2): 125-62
  • Patton J. Jeffrey
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An English dinner: an African-Guyanese religious dance 1995 Lore and language 13 (2): 163-88
  • Gibson Kean
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The use of the historic present tense in Scottish traveller folktales 1995 Lore and language 13 (1): 1-31
  • Richard Leith
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Etymological notes on some British bird names 1995 Lore and language 13 (1): 62-72
  • W. B. Lockwood
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Oral tradition and Irish migration [review artice on Spalpeens and Tattie Hokers: history and folklore of the Irish migratory agricultural worker in Ireland and Britain by A O'Dowd (Dublin: Irish Academic Pr, 1991), and on The uncounted Irish in Canada and the United States by ME Fitzgerald and JA King (Toronto: P.D. MEany, 1990)] 1995 Lore and language 13 (2): 191-7
  • Donald M. Macraild
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The structure of English dialects 1995 Lore and language 13 (2): 199-203
  • D. Parry
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Periphrastic Do in Gloucestershire 1995 Lore and language 13 (1): 77-9
  • K. J. Payne
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Recovering our lost heritage 1995 Lore and language 13 (2): 189-90
  • J. S. Ryan
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Why more histories of the English language? 1995 Lore and language 13 (2): 205-8
  • J. S. Ryan
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