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Vol. 7-1/2 – 1985
Regular Issue
Articles
Jane C. BECK
Enough to charm the heart of a wheelbarrow and make a shovel dance’-A Portrait of Helen Creighton
Carole CARPENTER
Tales Women Tell. The Function of Birth Experience Narratives
Jennifer J. CONNOR
Folklore in Anglo-Canadian Medical Journals 1845-1897
Jean-Claude DUPONT
Les moyens de transport au Canada français dans la période pré-industrielle
Edith FOWKE
Filksongs as Modern Folksongs
Ban Seng HOE
Chinese Community and Cultural Traditions in Quebec City
Delf Maria HOHMANN
Jennifer and her Barbies. A Contextual Analysis of a Child Playing Barbie Dolls
Patrick HUTCHINSON
You never think to lose the « Nyah ». Retention and Change in a Fiddler’s Tradition
Janet McNAUGHTON
French-Canadian Nationalism and the Beginnings of Folklore Studies in Quebec
Patrick O’NEILL
Like a Lone Bawling Calf. Some Musical Style Traits of Recent Cowboy Songs
Jean SIMARD
Les objets de piété. Défaillance de la religion populaire au Canada français
Robert KLYMASZ, Bohdan MEDWIDSKY
Contemporary Expressions of Traditional Slavic in North America (note de recherche)
Martin LABA
Problems on Canadian Folklore Studies. Fowke and Carpenter’s Explorations in Canadian Folklore (note critique)
