Toward new perspectives in folklore.
By: Edited by Américo Paredes and Richard Bauman.
Contributors: Bauman, Richard.
Series: Publications of the American Folklore Society.; v. 23
Publisher: Published for the American Folklore Society by the University of Texas Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Austin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 181
Subjects: Folklore; Communication in folklore
Table of contents: title: Toward a definition of folklore in context, by D. Ben-Amos.; title: Personal power and social restraint in the definition of folklore, by R. D. Abrahams.; title: Differential identity and the social base of folklore, by R. Bauman.; title: The contribution of folklore to sociolinguistic  research, by D. Hymes.; title: Theory and practice of riddle analysis, by E. K. Maranda.; title: On the application of the concepts of active and inactive traditions to the study of repertory, by K. S. Goldstein.; title: The structure of esthetic response, by R. J. Smith.; title: The expressive profile, by B. Sutton-Smith.; title: Folk ideas as units of world view, by A. Dundes.; title: Serial order in Nez Percé myths, by B. Stross.; title: On the translation of style in oral narrative, by D. Tedlock.; title: Concerning the "historical" and the "local" legend and their relatives, by H. Jason.; title: Chamula genres of verbal behavior, by G. H. Gossen.