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0.37 John David Smith, The Unveiling of Slave Folk Culture 1865-1920. Journal of Folklore Research, 1984,
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0.29 Shane White, A Question of Style Blacks in and around New York City in the Late 18th Century, The Journal of American Folklore, 1989.
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0.28 John Solomon Otto Augustus M. Burns, The Use of Race and Hillbilly Recordings as Sources for Historical Research: The Problem of Color Hierarchy among Afro-Americans in the Early Twentieth Century, The Journal of American Folklore, 1972.
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0.28 William A. Dobak, White Southern and Other Anglo-Saxon Attitudes, The Journal of American Folklore, 1973.
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0.26 Derek Collins, The Myth and Ritual of Ezili Freda in Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God, Western Folklore, 1996.
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0.25 William D. Piersen, An African Background for American Negro Folktales?, The Journal of American Folklore, 1971.
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0.24 Robert C. Toll, From Folktype to Stereotype: Images of Slaves in Antebellum Minstrelsy, Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1971.
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0.24 Audrey Elisa Kerr, The Paper Bag Principle: Of the Myth and the Motion of Colorism, The Journal of American Folklore, 2005.
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0.24 Robin Lucy, "Flying Home": Ralph Ellison Richard Wright and the Black Folk during World War II, The Journal of American Folklore, 2007.
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0.24 Edmund T. Gordon Mark Anderson, The African Diaspora: Toward an Ethnography of Diasporic Identification, The Journal of American Folklore, 1999.
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0.24 Ray Allen, An American Folk Opera? Triangulating Folkness Blackness and Americaness in Gershwin and Heyward's "Porgy and Bess", The Journal of American Folklore, 2004.
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0.23 Kenneth W. Clarke, A Note on the Review of American Folklore, The Journal of American Folklore, 1962.
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0.23 Patrick B. Mullen, The Dilemma of Representation in Folklore Studies: The Case of Henry Truvillion and John Lomax, Journal of Folklore Research, 2000.
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0.22 Rosan Augusta Jordan Frank De Caro, "In This Folk-Lore Land": Race Class Identity and Folklore Studies in Louisiana, The Journal of American Folklore, 1996.
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0.22 Marshall Fishwick, Uncle Remus vs John Henry: Folk Tension, Western Folklore, 1961.
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0.21 John Cowley, Shack Bullies and Levee Contractors: Bluesmen as Ethnographers, Journal of Folklore Research, 1991.
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0.21 Nicholas R. Spitzer, Monde Créole: The Cultural World of French Louisiana Creoles and the Creolization of World Cultures, The Journal of American Folklore, 2003.
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0.21 Shane Bernard Julia Girouard, "Colinda": Mysterious Origins of a Cajun Folksong, Journal of Folklore Research, 1992.
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0.21 Kenneth W. Porter, A Legend of the Biloxi, The Journal of American Folklore, 1946.
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0.21 John Michael Vlach, Afro-American Folk Crafts in Nineteenth Century Texas, Western Folklore, 1981.
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0.21 Lori Ann Garner, Representations of Speech in the WPA Slave Narratives of Florida and the Writings of Zora Neale Hurston, Western Folklore, 2000.
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0.21 Susan Meisenhelder, Conflict and Resistance in Zora Neale Hurston's Mules and Men, The Journal of American Folklore, 1996.
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0.21 William M. Clements, The "Offshoot" and the "Root": Natalie Curtis and Black Expressive Culture in Africa and America, Western Folklore, 1995.
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0.21 Karl G. Heider, The Gamecock the Swamp Fox and the Wizard Owl: The Development of Good Form in an American Totemic Set, The Journal of American Folklore, 1980.
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0.21 Alan Dundes, "Jumping the Broom": On the Origin and Meaning of an African American Wedding Custom, The Journal of American Folklore, 1996.
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0.20 John F. Szwed, Metaphors of Incommensurability, The Journal of American Folklore, 2003.
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0.20 Louis N. Feipel, Semihomonymous Child-Naming, Western Folklore, 1948.
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0.20 Keith Walters, "He Can Read My Writing but He sho' Can't Read My Mind": Zora Neale Hurston's Revenge in Mules and Men, The Journal of American Folklore, 1999.
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0.20 Robert Baron, Amalgams and Mosaics Syncretisms and Reinterpretations: Reading Herskovits and Contemporary Creolists for Metaphors of Creolization, The Journal of American Folklore, 2003.
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0.20 Patrick B. Mullen, A Word of Introduction: Collaborative Research in Context, Journal of Folklore Research, 2000.
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0.20 Leigh Anne Duck, "Rebirth of a Nation": Hurston in Haiti, The Journal of American Folklore, 2004.
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0.19 Elaine J. Lawless, "Reciprocal" Ethnography: No One Said It Was Easy, Journal of Folklore Research, 2000.
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0.19 Simon J. Bronner, "Gombo" Folkloristics: Lafcadio Hearn's Creolization and Hybridization in the Formative Period of Folklore Studies, Journal of Folklore Research, 2005.
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0.19 Charles D. Peavy, Faulkner's Use of Folklore in The Sound and the Fury, The Journal of American Folklore, 1966.
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0.19 Patricia A. Turner, Pots Kettles and Interpretations of Blackness, Western Folklore, 2002.
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0.19 Jerrold Hirsch, Modernity Nostalgia and Southern Folklore Studies: The Case of John Lomax, The Journal of American Folklore, 1992.
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0.19 Mark P. Leone Gladys-Marie Fry, Conjuring in the Big House Kitchen: An Interpretation of African American Belief Systems Based on the Uses of Archaeology and Folklore Sources, The Journal of American Folklore, 1999.
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0.18 Shane White, Pinkster: Afro-Dutch Syncretization in New York City and the Hudson Valley, The Journal of American Folklore, 1989.
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0.18 Kenneth W. Porter, Willie Kelley of the Lost Nigger Mine, Western Folklore, 1954.
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0.18 , Indian Witchcraft, The Journal of American Folklore, 1921.
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0.18 William G. McLoughlin, A Note on African Sources of American Indian Racial Myths, The Journal of American Folklore, 1976.
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0.18 Rosemary V. Hathaway, The Unbearable Weight of Authenticity: Zora Neale Hurston's "Their Eyes Were Watching God" and a Theory of "Touristic Reading", The Journal of American Folklore, 2004.
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0.18 Sw. Anand Prahlad, Africana Folklore: History and Challenges, The Journal of American Folklore, 2005.
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0.18 Heli Chatelain, African Races, The Journal of American Folklore, 1894.
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0.18 Robert Hemenway, The Functions of Folklore in Charles Chesnutt's "The Conjure Women", Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1976.
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0.17 John W. Ashton, Voodooism in the Schools, Western Folklore, 1959.
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0.17 , Erratum: American Talkers: Expressive Styles and Occupational Choice, The Journal of American Folklore, 1983.
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0.17 Richard M. Dorson, African and Afro-American Folklore: A Reply to Bascom and Other Misguided Critics, The Journal of American Folklore, 1975.
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0.17 John W. Roberts, Joning: An Afro-American Verbal Form in St Louis, Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1982.
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0.17 Richard M. Dorson, The Career of "John Henry", Western Folklore, 1965.
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0.17 David B. Coplan, Ideology and Tradition in South African Black Popular Theater, The Journal of American Folklore, 1986.
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0.17 Hubert Locke, [The Negro Stereotype: Negro Folklore and the Riots]: Prepared Comments, The Journal of American Folklore, 1970.
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0.17 Roland Steiner, "Seeking Jesus" A Religious Rite of Negroes in Georgia, The Journal of American Folklore, 1901.
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0.17 Janet L. Langlois, The Belle Isle Bridge Incident: Legend Dialectic and Semiotic System in the 1943 Detroit Race Riots, The Journal of American Folklore, 1983.
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0.17 Loudell F. Snow, Mail Order Magic: The Commerical Exploitation of Folk Belief, Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1979.
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0.16 Lawrence W. Levine, Jazz and American Culture, The Journal of American Folklore, 1989.
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0.16 John W. Roberts, African American Diversity and the Study of Folklore, Western Folklore, 1993.
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0.16 S. J. Sackett, The White Negro, Western Folklore, 1972.
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0.16 Patrick B. Mullen, Collaborative Research Reconsidered, Journal of Folklore Research, 2000.
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0.16 Joe dan Boyd, Judge Jackson: Black Giant of White Spirituals, The Journal of American Folklore, 1970.
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0.16 Jacqueline Fulmer, "Men Ain't All": A Reworking of Masculinity in Tales from the Hood or Grandma Meets the Zombie, The Journal of American Folklore, 2002.
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0.16 Emma M. Backus, Negro Hymn from Georgia, The Journal of American Folklore, 1897.
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0.16 Henry A. Kmen, Old Corn Meal: A Forgotten Urban Negro Folksinger, The Journal of American Folklore, 1962.
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0.16 Hubert H. S. Aimes, African Institutions in America, The Journal of American Folklore, 1905.
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0.16 , Negro Genius, The Journal of American Folklore, 1905.
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0.16 Melvin Wade, "Shining in Borrowed Plumage": Affirmation of Community in the Black Coronation Festivals of New England (c 1750-c 1850), Western Folklore, 1981.
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0.16 William R. Ferris_ Jr., Black Prose Narrative in the Mississippi Delta: An Overview, The Journal of American Folklore, 1972.
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0.16 Cheryl L. Keyes, Empowering Self Making Choices Creating Spaces: Black Female Identity via Rap Music Performance, The Journal of American Folklore, 2000.
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0.16 Gary Alan Fine, Rumors of Apartheid: The Ecotypification of Contemporary Legends in the New South Africa, Journal of Folklore Research, 1992.
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0.16 John Solomon Otto, Traditional Cattle-Herding Practices in Southern Florida, The Journal of American Folklore, 1984.
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0.15 Jeffrey Hadler, Remus Orthography: The History of the Representation of the African-American Voice, Journal of Folklore Research, 1998.
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0.15 Frank de Caro, On "Remus Orthography", Journal of Folklore Research, 1999.
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0.15 Michael Edward Bell, Harry Middleton Hyatt's Quest for the Essence of Human Spirit, Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1979.
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0.15 Claude F. Jacobs, Spirit Guides and Possession in the New Orleans Black Spiritual Churches, The Journal of American Folklore, 1989.
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0.15 , Folk-Lore Scrap-Book, The Journal of American Folklore, 1897.
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0.15 Teri Klassen, Representations of African American Quiltmaking: From Omission to High Art, The Journal of American Folklore, 2009.
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0.15 John R. Rickford Angela E. Rickford, Cut-Eye and Suck-Teeth: African Words and Gestures in New World Guise, The Journal of American Folklore, 1976.
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0.15 Do Veanna S. Fulton, Comic Views and Metaphysical Dilemmas: Shattering Cultural Images through Self-Definition and Representation by Black Comediennes, The Journal of American Folklore, 2004.
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0.15 Joan M. Fayer Joan F. McMurray, The Carriacou Mas' as "Syncretic Artifact", The Journal of American Folklore, 1999.
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0.15 David Steven Cohen, The Origin of the "Jackson Whites": History and Legend among the Ramapo Mountain People, The Journal of American Folklore, 1972.
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0.15 Bernhard Ostendorf, Ralph Ellison's "Flying Home": From Folk Tale to Short Story, Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1976.
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0.15 Marcia Gaudet, "Mardi Gras Chic-a-la-Pie:" Reasserting Creole Identity Through Festive Play, The Journal of American Folklore, 2001.
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0.14 H. Carrington Bolton, Gombay a Festal Rite of Bermudian Negroes, The Journal of American Folklore, 1890.
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0.14 William Ferris, Vision in Afro-American Folk Art: The Sculpture of James Thomas, The Journal of American Folklore, 1975.
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0.14 H. Carrington Bolton, Decoration of Graves of Negroes in South Carolina, The Journal of American Folklore, 1891.
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0.14 Wolfgang Mieder, "Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You": Frederick Douglass's Proverbial Struggle for Civil Rights, The Journal of American Folklore, 2001.
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0.14 Norman E. Whitten_ Jr., Contemporary Patterns of Malign Occultism among Negroes in North Carolina, The Journal of American Folklore, 1962.
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0.14 Roland B. Dixon, The Color-Symbolism of the Cardinal Points, The Journal of American Folklore, 1899.
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0.14 Edgar Rogie Clark, Negro Folk Music in America, The Journal of American Folklore, 1951.
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0.14 D. K. Wilgus, "I Learned about Women from Her", The Journal of American Folklore, 1973.
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0.13 John M. Hellmann_ Jr., "I'm a Monkey": The Influence of the Black American Blues Argot on the Rolling Stones, The Journal of American Folklore, 1973.
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0.13 Claude F. Jacobs, Folk for Whom? Tourist Guidebooks Local Color and the Spiritual Churches of New Orleans, The Journal of American Folklore, 2001.
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0.13 S. J. Sackett, Proverbial Comparisons from Western Kansas, Western Folklore, 1960.
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0.13 Arnold Pilling Abrahams Herbert Bracken Locke Leslie Shepard Aili Johnson Leonard Moss Dubarry Weymer, [The Negro Stereotype: Negro Folklore and the Riots]: Discussion from the Floor, The Journal of American Folklore, 1970.
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0.13 George Carey, A Further Note on the Singing-Stammering Seaman, Western Folklore, 1976.
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0.13 Walter Pitts, Like a Tree Planted by the Water: The Musical Cycle in the African-American Baptist Ritual, The Journal of American Folklore, 1991.
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0.13 Hagar Salamon, Blackness in Transition: Decoding Racial Constructs through Stories of Ethiopian Jews, Journal of Folklore Research, 2003.
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0.13 Sandra Dolby-Stahl, Literary Objectives: Hurston's Use of Personal Narrative in "Mules and Men", Western Folklore, 1992.
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0.13 Jane C. Beck, The West Indian Supernatural World: Belief Integration in a Pluralistic Society, The Journal of American Folklore, 1975.
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0.13 Gene Bluestein, America's Folk Instrument: Notes on the Five-String Banjo, Western Folklore, 1964.
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0.13 Richard M. Dorson, More Tales of John Blackamore, Western Folklore, 1954.
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0.13 Nathan Hurvitz, Blacks and Jews in American Folklore, Western Folklore, 1974.
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0.13 Arthur Palmer Hudson, "Vandy Vandy" Again, The Journal of American Folklore, 1962.
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0.13 Carl Lindahl, "Skallbone" "The Old Coon" and the Persistence of Specialized Fantasy, Western Folklore, 1982.
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0.13 Fred Kniffen, Geographic Sayings from Louisiana, The Journal of American Folklore, 1954.
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0.12 John F. Szwed, Musical Adaptation among Afro-Americans, The Journal of American Folklore, 1969.
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0.12 Jay Mechling, The Failure of Folklore in Richard Wright's Black Boy, The Journal of American Folklore, 1991.
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0.12 Roger D. Abrahams, Questions of Criolian Contagion, The Journal of American Folklore, 2003.
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0.12 Leslie Spier, Addenda to Bibliography of Elsie Clews Parsons, The Journal of American Folklore, 1943.
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0.12 Alton C. Morris, Lord Derwentwater Child 208, The Journal of American Folklore, 1934.
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0.12 Stephen Alan Barnett, White Dozens and Bad Sociology, The Journal of American Folklore, 1967.
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0.12 Wayland D. Hand Frances M. Tally, Superstition Custom and Ritual Magic: Harry M Hyatt's Approach to the Study of Folklore, Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1979.
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0.12 E. C. P., "Tar Baby", The Journal of American Folklore, 1922.
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0.12 Nolan Porterfield, Telling the Whole Story: Biography and Representation, Journal of Folklore Research, 2000.
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0.12 W. K. McNeil, Lafcadio Hearn American Folklorist, The Journal of American Folklore, 1978.
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0.12 John Minton, Creole Community and "Mass" Communication: Houston Zydeco as a Mediated Tradition, Journal of Folklore Research, 1995.
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0.12 Kenneth Porter, Racism in Children's Rhymes and Sayings Central Kansas 1910-1918. Western Folklore, 1965,
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0.12 Roger D. Abrahams, The Negro Stereotype: Negro Folklore and the Riots, The Journal of American Folklore, 1970.
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0.11 Helen Louise Taylor Rebecca Wolcott, Items from New Castle Delaware, The Journal of American Folklore, 1938.
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0.11 Carl Lindahl, A Note on the Festive Cultural and Geographic Range of This Issue, The Journal of American Folklore, 2001.
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0.11 Patrick B. Mullen, A Negro Street Performer: Tradition and Innovation, Western Folklore, 1970.
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0.11 Ana C. Cara, The Poetics of Creole Talk: Toward an Aesthetic of Argentine Verbal Art, The Journal of American Folklore, 2003.
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0.11 Helen A. Regis Shana Walton, Producing the Folk at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, The Journal of American Folklore, 2008.
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0.11 Heli Chatelain, Some Causes of the Retardation of African Progress, The Journal of American Folklore, 1895.
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0.11 Robert Hitchman, Color Names Surnames and Place Names, Western Folklore, 1950.
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0.11 , Archive of American Folk Song, The Journal of American Folklore, 1943.
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0.11 Richard M. Dorson, Folklore and Literature: A Comment, Journal of the Folklore Institute, 1977.
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0.11 Robert Duncan Bass, Negro Songs from the Pedee Country, The Journal of American Folklore, 1931.
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0.11 J. Russell Reaver, Mythic Motivation in Willa Cather's "O Pioneers!", Western Folklore, 1968.
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0.11 W. W. Newell, Reports of Voodoo Worship in Hayti and Louisiana, The Journal of American Folklore, 1889.
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0.11 Patricia A. Turner, Church's Fried Chicken and The Klan: A Rhetorical Analysis of Rumor in the Black Community, Western Folklore, 1987.
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0.11 Jesse G. Truvillion, Singing a New Song: Notes on Redemption, Journal of Folklore Research, 2000.
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0.11 Edward D. Seeber, Critical Views on Logan's Speech, The Journal of American Folklore, 1947.
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0.11 David J. Winslow, A Negro Corn-Shucking, The Journal of American Folklore, 1973.
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0.11 George A. Barton, Sacrifice among the Wakamba in British East Africa, The Journal of American Folklore, 1899.
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0.11 Muriel Davis Longini, Folk Songs of Chicago Negroes, The Journal of American Folklore, 1939.
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0.11 Elsie Clews Parsons, Spirituals from the "American" Colony of Samana Bay Santo Domingo, The Journal of American Folklore, 1928.
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0.11 Mimi Clar, Folk Belief and Custom in the Blues, Western Folklore, 1960.
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0.11 Marcia Gaudet, Bouki the Hyena in Louisiana and African Tales, The Journal of American Folklore, 1992.
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0.10 Pertev N. Boratav W. Eberhard, The Negro in Turkish Folklore, The Journal of American Folklore, 1951.
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0.10 John Greenway, Signs of Death in Hollywood, Western Folklore, 1961.
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0.10 Beverly J. Robinson, Faith Is the Key and Prayer Unlocks the Door: Prayer in African American Life, The Journal of American Folklore, 1997.
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0.10 Roland Steiner, Observations on the Practice of Conjuring in Georgia, The Journal of American Folklore, 1901.
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0.10 Douglas Taylor, Tales and Legends of the Dominica Caribs, The Journal of American Folklore, 1952.
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0.10 Julien A. Hall, Negro Conjuring and Tricking, The Journal of American Folklore, 1897.
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0.10 Jane C. Beck, The Implied Obeah Man, Western Folklore, 1976.
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0.10 Charles G. Rowe Auguste Horth, Dolos: Creole Proverbs of French Guiana, The Journal of American Folklore, 1951.
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0.10 Lawrence E. Gary, [The Process of Cultural Stripping and Reintegration: The Rural Migrants in the City]: Prepared Comments, The Journal of American Folklore, 1970.
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0.10 Roger Abrahams, [The Negro Stereotype: Negro Folklore and the Riots]: Reply to Prepared Comments, The Journal of American Folklore, 1970.
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0.10 David S. McIntosh, Black Jack Davie, The Journal of American Folklore, 1935.
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0.10 , Concerning Negro Sorcery in the United States, The Journal of American Folklore, 1890.
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0.10 Paul Parker, Spanish Names of the Color of Horses, California Folklore Quarterly, 1943.
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0.10 Bruce Jackson, White Dozens and Bad Sociology, The Journal of American Folklore, 1966.
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