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Student Papers Folklore Archive.Enl Page 1 Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 1 Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 981 Author: ? Year: 1973 Title: Historical Approaches to Folklore Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 703 Short Title: Historical Approaches to Folklore Notes: Instructor: Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 752 Author: Abrams, James Year: 1985 Title: 'Interpreting Talks' at the Liberty Bell: Narrative Style and Structure in the Performance of Public History Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 534 Short Title: 'Interpreting Talks' at the Liberty Bell: Narrative Style and Structure in the Performance of Public History Accession Number: 534.85.004 Keywords: narrative style, liberty bell Notes: Instructor: Dell Hymes Image: 1619847431534.85.004.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 197 Author: Adams, John Year: 1976 Title: Notes for 'Green Beds,' 'Andrew Bergnine,' and 'Henry Green' Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 428 Short Title: Notes for 'Green Beds,' 'Andrew Bergnine,' and 'Henry Green' Accession Number: 428.76.003 Keywords: ballads Notes: Instructor: Image: 2147000618428.76.003.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 133 Author: Adams, Loren Year: 1979 Title: Oral History of Mrs. Sara Elisabeth Thiermann Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 230 Short Title: Oral History of Mrs. Sara Elisabeth Thiermann Accession Number: 230.79.002 Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 2 Keywords: Sara Elisabeth Thiermann Notes: Instructor: Henry Glassie Image: 1458968108230.79.002.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 821 Author: Adelman, Pamela Year: 1981 Title: Tasting the Unforbidden Fruit: Learning How to Learn in an Israeli Yeshiva Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 999 Short Title: Tasting the Unforbidden Fruit: Learning How to Learn in an Israeli Yeshiva Accession Number: 999.81.001 Keywords: Judaism, Israel, Yeshiva Notes: Instructor: Image: 2161818134999.81.001.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 955 Author: Adler, Cathy Year: 1975 Title: Sex Bias in School Readers Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 535 Short Title: Sex Bias in School Readers Accession Number: 535.75.024 Keywords: bias Notes: Instructor: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett Image: 1057627141535.75.024.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 968 Author: Adler, Cathy Year: 1975 Title: The American Way of Life has... Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 535 Short Title: The American Way of Life has... Accession Number: 535.75.012 Notes: Instructor: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett Image: 1142055685535.75.012.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 936 Author: Afford, Sandra Jane Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 3 Year: 1975 Title: Games and Other Activities of Elementary School Children Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 535 Short Title: Games and Other Activities of Elementary School Children Accession Number: 535.75.043 Keywords: children, play Notes: Instructor: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett Image: 3656623917535.75.043.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 951 Author: Afford, Sandra Jane Year: 1975 Title: An Autobiographical Record of My Childhood and Childlore Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 535 Short Title: An Autobiographical Record of My Childhood and Childlore Accession Number: 535.75.028 Keywords: childhood Notes: Instructor: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett Image: 1946642693535.75.028.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 763 Author: Afokpa, Kodjo J.B. Year: 1986 Title: Greetings and Societies: Concerning the American 'Hi' and the Greetings Among the Eve People of South Togo Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 534 Short Title: Greetings and Societies: Concerning the American 'Hi' and the Greetings Among the Eve People of South Togo Accession Number: 534.86.006 Keywords: South Togo, greetings, America Notes: Instructor: Dell Hymes Image: 0821878788534.86.006.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 845 Author: Aion, Etta Stern Year: 1979 Title: An Ethnographic Concept of Aging: What Is Successful Aging? Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 564 Short Title: An Ethnographic Concept of Aging: What Is Successful Aging? Accession Number: 564.79.004 Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 4 Notes: Instructor: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett Image: 2249807631564.79.004.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 933 Author: Alexander, Judith C. Year: 1975 Title: 'I don't play no games' Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 535 Short Title: 'I don't play no games' Accession Number: 535.75.046 Keywords: games Notes: Instructor: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett Image: 0803974445535.75.046.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 935 Author: Alexander, Judith C. Year: 1975 Title: An Autobiographical View of My Childhood Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 535 Short Title: An Autobiographical View of My Childhood Accession Number: 535.75.044 Keywords: childhood Notes: Instructor: Barbara Kirschenblatt-Gimblett Image: 1492217901535.75.044.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 200 Author: Alkalay, Susan Year: 1976 Title: A Comparison of Three Ballads Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 428 Short Title: A Comparison of Three Ballads Accession Number: 428.76.004 Keywords: ballads Notes: Instructor: Kenneth Goldstein Image: 0769151528428.76.004.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 117 Author: Allen, R. Raymond Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 5 Year: 1982 Title: New Directions in Applied Folklore Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 500 Short Title: New Directions in Applied Folklore Accession Number: 500.82.003 Keywords: applied folklore Notes: Instructor: Henry Glassie Image: 2797988096500.82.003.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 237 Author: Alpher, Victor S. Year: 1974 Title: Towards an Understanding of Urban Folk Revivalism Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 222 Short Title: Towards an Understanding of Urban Folk Revivalism Accession Number: 222.74.002 Keywords: urban, revivalism, peter taney, philadelphia Notes: Instructor: Barbara K.G. Image: 1776144130222.74.002.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 212 Author: Alvarez, Ana Year: 1975 Title: 'The Professor': An Analysis of a Campus Character and of the Lore That Circulates about Him Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 222 Short Title: 'The Professor': An Analysis of a Campus Character and of the Lore That Circulates about Him Accession Number: 222.75.007 Keywords: campus character Notes: Instructor: Barbara K.G. Image: 3599761669222.75.007.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 207 Author: Alvarez, Annna Year: 1976 Title: Spirit Possession and the Cult of the Saints: A Study of Folk-Catholicism Among Dominican Imigrants in New York Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 523 Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 6 Short Title: Spirit Possession and the Cult of the Saints: A Study of Folk-Catholicism Among Dominican Imigrants in New York Accession Number: 523.76.001 Notes: Instructor: Image: 0159005706523.76.001.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 160 Author: Amarnek and Epstein, Wayne S. and David G. Year: 1978 Title: Psychic Healing and Hemispheric Activation Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 406 Short Title: Psychic Healing and Hemispheric Activation Accession Number: 406.78.004 Keywords: psychic healing Notes: Instructor: Burns Image: 2138129962406.78.004.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 581 Author: Andersen, Ruth E. Year: 1977 Title: Untitled Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 534 Short Title: Untitled Accession Number: 534.77.024 Keywords: speech Notes: Instructor: Dell Hymes Image: 4106272778534.77.024.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 241 Author: Andrew, Penelope Lee Year: 1974 Title: Women's Latrinalia at the University of Pennsylvania.: Why? Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 222 Short Title: Women's Latrinalia at the University of Pennsylvania.: Why? Accession Number: 222.77.007 Keywords: UPenn, latrinalia, women Notes: Instructor: Barbara K.G. Image: 1591938562222.77.007.pdf Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 7 Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 525 Author: Anon Year: 1974 Title: The Speech Community... Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 534 Short Title: The Speech Community... Accession Number: 534.74.025 Keywords: speech Notes: Instructor: Hymes Image: 4265935360534.74.025.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 1010 Author: Anon Year: 1978 Title: Because I Still Believe (in Santa Claus) Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 535 Short Title: Because I Still Believe (in Santa Claus) Accession Number: 535.78.004 Keywords: Santa Claus Notes: Instructor: Image: 2367463183535.78.004.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 539 Author: Anonymous Year: 1974 Title: Sociolinguistics and Dialectology Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 534 Short Title: Sociolinguistics and Dialectology Accession Number: 534.00.007 Keywords: sociolinguistics, dialectology Notes: Instructor: Hymes Image: 3651335936534.00.007.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 683 Author: Anonymous Year: 1981 Title: Zora Neale Hurston's Jonah Gourd Vine Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 534 Short Title: Zora Neale Hurston's Jonah Gourd Vine Student Papers Folklore Archive.enl Page 8 Accession Number: 534.81.012 Keywords: zora neale hurston Notes: Instructor: Dell Hymes Image: 2378996787534.81.012.pdf Reference Type: Manuscript Record Number: 808 Author: Anonymous Year: 1984 Title: Images of Black Americans in American Popular and Material Culture... Collection Title: Course Number: Folk 800 Short Title: Images
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