Feminist Theory and the Study of Folklore: A Twenty-Year Trajectory toward Theory

Margaret A. Mills

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Margaret Mills, Feminist Theory and the Study of Folklore: A Twenty-Year Trajectory toward Theory, Western Folklore, Vol. 52, No. 2/4, Theorizing Folklore: Toward New Perspectives on the Politics of Culture (Apr. - Oct., 1993), pp. 173-192

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