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In The Dynamics Of Folklore, Barre Toelken discusses the history, meaning and variety of folklore. He considers "the biology of folklore" and emphasizes the dynamic, everyday, everywhere richness of folk expressions from occupational and ethnic lore to foodways, holidays, personal experience... read more
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- Black
- Mary
- William A. Wilson
- J. Golden Kimball
- Chaucer
- Roger D. Abrahams
- George
- Suzi Jones
- Tina
- White
- John Palanuk
- Doubleday
- Richard Bauman
- Michael Owen Jones
- Richard M. Dorson
- Edward T. Hall
- Bess Hockema
- Joseph Campbell
- Mister Fox
- Norton
- Americo Paredes
- Ogden
- Henry Glassie
- Prentice-hall
- Ann Arbor
- Hymes
- Brunvand
- Jay Mechling
- Holt
- Rinehart
- Honecker
- Helen Yellowman
- Garland
- Kenneth S. Goldstein
- Hammons
- Barbara Allen
- Roger Abrahams
- Hugh
- Coyote
- John Adair
- Grandma
- Linda Degh
Setting & Locations edit
- New York
- America
- United States
- Oregon
- Utah
- Japan
- Europe
- Bloomington
- New England
- Chicago
- Washington
- Idaho
- Berkeley
- Pacific Northwest
- Salt Lake City
- Austin
- Germany
- Philadelphia
- New Year
- Lexington
- Massachusetts
- London
- Urbana
- Portland
- California
- Nebraska
- Canada
- North Carolina
- Garden City
- New Mexico
- Folk Groups
- Africa
- Alaska
- Englewood Cliffs
- Turk
- Cambridge
- Malaysia
- Ireland
- Connecticut
- Middle East
- Seattle
Authors & Contributors edit
- Barre Toelken (Author)
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- Dewey: 390.01
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