Handbook of American Folklore

Richard M. Dorson

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Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies European Linguistics and Anthropology Cultural and Sociopolitical Studies

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Preface: Richard M. Dorson Introduction: W. Edson Richmond Part I. Topics of Research American Experiences American Cultural Myths American Settings American Entertainments American Forms and Performers Part II. Interpretation of Reasearch Part III. Methods of Research Part IV. Presentation of Research

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