The Oxford handbook of American folklore and folklife studies / edited by Simon J. Bronner.
Surveying the materials, approaches, and contexts of American folklore and folklife studies, this handbook guides folklorists and students/scholars of American culture, history, and society through more than 350 years of work in the subject.
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Other title: | American Folklore and folklife studies. |
Format: | Continuing Resource |
Language: | English |
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2018-2019.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction: Definition, Concepts,, and Questions of Folklore and Folklife Studies in a Diverse, Mobile Nation / Simon J. Bronner
- American Jokes, Pranks, and Humor / Moira Marsh
- American Legends, Anecdotes, and Personal Narratives / Elizabeth Tucker
- American Custom, Ritual, and Holidays / Jack Santino
- American Festival and Folk Drama / Lisa Gabbert
- American Folk Music, Folk Songs, and Ballads / Stephen D. Winick
- American Folk Dance and Movement / Eric César Morales
- Play, Game, and Sport in American Folklore and Folklife / Fernando Orejuela
- American Folk Buildings, Constructions, and Landscapes / Simon J. Bronner
- American Folk Art and Crafts / C. Kurt Dewhurst, Marsha MacDowell
- American Gravemarkers and Memorial Assemblages / Holly Everett
- Historiography and Intellectual History of American Folklore and Folklife Studies / Jill Terry Rudy
- American Bodylore and Folk Dress / Amy K. Milligan
- American Food, Foodways, and Eating / Lucy M. Long
- American Folk Medicine and Health Practices / Andrea Kitta
- Farm, Town, and Country in American Folklore and Folklife / R. Troy Boyer
- American Urban, Suburban, and Metropolitan Folklore and Folklife / David J. Puglia
- Waters, Islands, and Shores in American Folklore and Folklife / Shelly Drummond
- Folklore and Folklife of European Americans / Anthony Bak Buccitelli, Cory Thomas Hutcheson
- Internet and Media in American Folklore and Folklife / David J. Puglia
- Home and Vehicle in American Folklore and Folklife / Cory Thomas Hutcheson
- American Folk Beliefs, Themes, and Worldview / Jay Mechling
- Schools and Colleges in American Folklore and Folklife / Simon J. Bronner
- Total Institutions: Camps, Boarding Schools, Military Bases, Hospitals, and Prisons in American Folklore and Folklife / Jay Mechling
- Native and Indigenous American Folklore and Folklife / Tom Mould
- African American Folklore, Folklife, and Race / Anand Prahlad
- Asian American Folklore and Folklife / Fariha Khan
- Folklore and Folklife of American Religious Communities / William M. Clements
- American Occupational Folklife: Work, Workers, and Workscapes / Nancy Groce
- Folklore and Folklife of Age Groups and Aging / Mary L. Sellers
- Folklore and Folklife of American Family and Friends / Caren Neile
- Folklore and Folklife of American Organizations and Networks / Simon J. Bronner
- Methods and Tools of American Folklore & Folklife Studies / Anthony Bak Buccitelli
- Folklore and Folklife of American Women, Men, and Other Gendered Identities / Lisa Gilman
- Folklore and Folklife of American LGBTQIA+ Communities and Queer Culture / J. Tyler Chadwell-English, Simon J. Bronner
- Folklore and Folklife of Body, Neurodiverse, and Ability-Centered American Identities / Sheila Bock
- Regions, Borders, and Nation in American Folklore and Folklife / Simon J. Bronner
- Latinx Folklore and Folklife / Norma E. Cantú
- Applications and Representations of American Folklore and Folklife Studies / Gregory Hansen
- American Folk Speech, Names, and Gestures / Charles Clay Doyle
- American Proverbs and Related Sayings / Wolfgang Mieder
- American Folk Poetry / Elizabeth Tucker
- American Storytelling, Myths, and Tales / Frank de Caro.