TY  - BOOK
AU  - Green,Thomas A.
TI  - Folklore: an encyclopedia of beliefs, customs, tales, music, and art 
AV  - GR35 .F655 1997
PY  - 1997///
CY  - Santa Barbara, California
PB  - ABC-CLIO
KW  - Folklore
KW  - Encyclopedias
N1  - 2; volume 1. A-H --; volume 2. I-Z; volume 1. --; Academic Programs in Folklore, International --; Academic Programs in Folklore, North American --; Acculturation --; Aesthetics --; Anecdote --; Animism --; Anthropological Approach --; Anthropology, Symbolic --; Applied Folklore/Folkloristics --; Archetype --; Architecture, Folk --; Archives and Archiving --; Argot --; Art, Folk --; Artifact --; Assault, Supernatural --; Audience --; Authenticity --; Autograph Book --; Ballad --; Bard --; Belief, Folk --; Belief Tale --; Blason Populaire --; Boast --; Broadside Ballad --; Cantometrics --; Carnival --; Catch Question --; Chapbook --; Charivari/Shivaree --; Charm --; Childrens Folklore --; Choreometrics --; Clever Question/Wisdom Question-- Communal Origins Theory --; Communitas --; Comparative Mythology --; Computer-Mediated Folklore --; Conduit Theory/Multiconduit Theory --; Context --; Cosmology --; Costume, Folk --; Craft, Folk --; Cultural Relativism --; Cultural Studies --; Culture Hero --; Custom --; Dance, Folk --; Deconstruction --; Diachronic/Synchronic --; Dialogism --; Dilemma Tales --; Discourse Analysis --; Dite --; Divination --; Drama, Folk --; Emic/Etic --; Enigma, Folk --; Epic --; Epic Laws --; Erotic Folklore --; Eschatology --; Esoteric/Exoteric Factor --; Ethnic Folklore --; Ethnoaesthetics --; Ethnography --; Ethnomusicology --; Ethnopoetics --; Etiological Narrative --; Euhemerism --; Evil Eye --; Evolutionary Theory --; Exemplum --; Exorcism --; Fabliau --; Fabulate --; Fakelore --; Familiar --; Family Folklore --; Feast --; Feminist Perspectives on Folklore Scholarship --; Festival --; Fieldwork --; Film, Folklore --; Folk Culture --; Folk Group --; Folklife --; Folklore --; Folklorismus/Folklorism --; Folk Music --; Folksong, Lyric --; Folksong, Narrative --; Folktale --; Foodways --; Fool --; Formula --; Frame --; Freudian Psychology --; Functionalism --; Games, Folk --; Gay and Lesbian Studies and Queer Theory --; Gender --; Genre --; Gesture --; Gesunkenes Kulturgut --; Gossip --; Graffiti --; Great Tradition/Little Tradition --; Hemispheric Approach --; Hero/Heroine, Folk --; Historical Analysis --; Historic-Geographic Method --; History, Folk --; History, Oral --; Hymn, Folk; volume 2. --; Incremental Repetition --; Informant --; Initiation --; Inscription --; Invented Tradition --; Joke --; Jungian Psychology --; Lament --; Language, Play --; Language, Secret --; Legend --; Legend, Contemporary --; Legend, Urban --; Life-Cycle Ritual --; Life History --; Liminality --; Linguistic Approach --; Literary Approach --; Localization --; Luck --; Lullaby --; Magic --; Magic Tale --; Manism --; Marxist Approach --; Mask --; Material Culture --; Medicine, Folk --; Memorate --; Mentifact --; Metacommunication --; Midwifery --; Mnemonic --; Monogenesis/Polygenesis --; Motif --; Motifeme --; Mumming --; Museum, Folk --; Musical Instrument, Folk --; Myth --; Myth-Ritual Theory --; Neck Riddle --; Night Hag --; Obscenity --; Occupational Folklife/Folklore --; Oikotype/Oicotype --; Omen/Portent --; Onomastics --; Oral-Formulaic Theory --; Organizational Folklore --; Parade --; Paradigmatic/Syntagmatic --; Participant Observation Method --; Performance --; Personal Experience Narrative --; Phenomenology --; Philological Approach --; Pilgrimage --; Popular Culture --; Possession --; Postmodernism --; Procession --; Proverb --; Proverbial Phrases and Proverbial Comparisons --; Psychoanalytic Interpretations of Folklore --; Psychological Approach --; Public Sector Folklore --; Puppetry --; Rebus --; Recitation --; Regional Approach --; Religion, Comparative --; Religion, Folk --; Repertoire --; Revenant --; Reversal --; Revitalization --; Revivals --; Rhetorical Analysis --; Riddle --; Riddle Joke --; Rites of Passage --; Ritual --; Romantic Nationalism --; Rumor --; Sabbat --; Sacred --; Sacrifice --; Saga --; Scatology --; Semiotics --; Shamanism --; Speech, Folk --; Spirit --; Structuralism --; Style --; Supernatural/Supranormal --; Superorganic Theories --; Tale Type --; Text --; Texture --; Theme --; Tongue Twister --; Toy, Folk --; Tradition --; Tradition Bearer --; Transformation --; Transition Ritual --; Transmission --; Trickster --; Urban Folklore --; UrForm --; Vampire --; Variant --; Verbal Art --; Verbal Duel --; Volkskunde --; Wellerism --; Werewolf --; Witchcraft --; Worksong --; Worldview --; Xeroxlore; 2
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