Collection: American Folklore Society Annual Meeting Presentations - Media Collections Online Search Results

61. Folklore and the Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism (1:26:37)

Date:: 2012-10-19
Main contributors:: Mechling, Jay
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62. Croning (1:22:29)

Date:: 2017-03
Main contributors:: Kay Turner
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63. Sacred Spaces in Liminal Places: Airport Chapels and Religion in Transit (1:46:23)

Date:: 2004-10-14
Main contributors:: Bowman, Marion , Lau, Kimberly J. , Brewer, Teri F.
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64. Américo Parades, Ballad Scholarship, and Cultural Studies (1:24:30)

Date:: 2004-10-15
Main contributors:: Limón, José
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65. Folk Religion and the Pennsylvania German Broadside (1:18:49)

Date:: 2006-10-20
Main contributors:: Yoder, Don
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66. What “Nights”? Expert Knowledge vs. Lay Perception of the World’s Most Famous Story Collection (1:06:31)

Date:: 2010-10-14
Main contributors:: Marzolph, Ulrich
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67. A Conversation with Tom Davenport (1:53:29)

Date:: 2018-10
Main contributors:: Rankin, Tom
Summary:: A Conversation with Tom Davenport, an interview sponsored by the American Folklore Society and the AFS Oral History Project of Tom Davenport (Folkstreams) by Tom Rankin (Duke University) about his life and work. Tom Davenport received the 2018 Judith McCulloh Award for lifetime service to the field at the Buffalo meeting. This interview took place at the American Folklore Society's 130th Annual Meeting at the Buffalo Niagara County Convention Center, in Buffalo, New York, on October 18-20, 2018.

68. The Political and Cultural Stakes (1:50:29)

Date:: 2007-10-18
Main contributors:: Cameron, Christina, Kurin, Richard, Pocius, Gerald , Smeets, Rieks, Turgeon, Laurier
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69. Big Data of the Past: 19th-Century Folk Narrative Researchers and Their Relevance for the Discipl... (48:08)

Date:: 2017-03
Main contributors:: Ulrich Marzolph
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70. Folklore as a Map of the World: Rejecting “Home” as a Failure of the Imagination (1:17:37)

Date:: 2009-10-24
Main contributors:: Lawless, Elaine
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