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Table of Contents

Front matters

Front cover and inside cover. Vol. 32

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Title page and frontispiece

PDF i-ii

Title page office bearers

PDF iii-iv

Contents

PDF v-viii

Editorial

PDF MP3 ix-xi

Notes for Intending Contributors

PDF xii

Contributors

PDF 281-284

Inside back cover and back cover. Vol. 32

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In Memoriam

Hugh Anderson (1927-2017) Frank Bongiorno

PDF 001-006

A Select Hugh Anderson Bibliography Mark Gregory

PDF 007-011

Phillip Humphrey Garland QSM (1942-2017) Michael Brown

PDF 012-014

From Folksinger to Singing Historian: Phil Garland, collector of NZ Folk Songs and Bush Verse Julie Hawkins

PDF 015-024

Mr. Kiwi (or New Zealand) Reginald Forest

PDF 025-035

Iona Opie, folklorist (13 October 1923 - 23 October 2017) Mark Gregory

PDF 036

International and Comparative Studies

Further Elements of Ecolore: Some Tales that Inform Ecolore and Ecospheric Living Julie Hawkins

PDF 037-051

Indigenous Climate Knowledge as Reflected in the Folk Narratives of the Forest–dependent Oromo Society, around the Bale Mountains Yosef Beco Dubi

PDF 052-070

Dangme traditional work songs Jonathan Tanihu

PDF 071-082

When Nature Beings or Spirits Engage with Humans Julie Hawkins

PDF 083-096

John Mulgan, Pitcairn Island, and his Passage to the United Kingdom on the RMS Ruahine J.S. Ryan

PDF 097-104

Using the Past to Inform the Present: The Influence of Folklore on CEO Leadership Beverley McNally

PDF 105-124

Conflicting Identities and The Search for the Post-Colonial State in New Caledonia Alan Anderson, Kjell Anderson

PDF 125-152

Connecting History and Drama in Oceania: The emergence of a New Caledonian drama Sonia Lacabanne

PDF 153-160

The 1975 Melanesia 2000 festival: A Photo Essay Corinne Cumenal

PDF 161-168

From Folklore to Environmental Science: Some Stamps of New Caledonia Garry Toth, Don Hillger

PDF 169-178

Dugongs - the last remaining Mermaids: Beast lore (Eco-lore), Post-colonialism and maritime Cultural Tourism in New Caledonia A. Asbjørn Jøn, Lyndon Fraser, C. Michael Hall

PDF 179-193

Studies in Australian Folklore

Convict Era Broadsides and Ballads and the Working Poor: Part 1 Mark Gregory

PDF 195-215

These Tales of the Bush and its Ways: The letters of Banjo Paterson’s mother, Rose, paint a picture of country life in nineteenth-century Australia Jennifer Gall

PDF 216-220

Online scholarly engagement with the Australian pilgrim: The case of the Australian History – International Explorer Guide Nathan Wise, Rebecca Wheatley

PDF 221-237

The academic fellowship and supportive ambience of Wright College: Part 2 J. S. Ryan

PDF 239-264

Notes, Select Notices and Comments

The Aborigine’s Lament Khoo Soo Hay

PDF 265-266

(The) Unbuilt of the Weak, or, the linguistics of concrete and dust Joshua Nash

PDF 267-269

Editor’s note on Te Maire Tau’s 2001, 'The Death of Knowledge: Ghosts on the Plains' Editor Editor

70

2017 American Folklore Society Annual Meeting Editor Editor

178

Asian Ethnology 2017 Editor Editor

PDF 194

Folk Life: Journal of Ethnological Studies 2017 Editor Editor

PDF 238

Reviews and Reports

Dancing heritage in Parramatta: a review article Heather Blasdale Clarke

PDF 270-274

Jack Zipes, Tales of Wonder: Retelling Fairy Tales through Picture Postcard. With a 'Foreword' by Marina Warner. (Minneapolis, Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 2017). Large format - with 12 x 12 inch pages, heavy cloth binding. 248 pages. Price, $US34.95. J. S. Ryan

PDF 275

Chum Mey, Survivor: the triumph of an ordinary man in the Khmer Rouge Genocide, translated by Sim Sorya and Kimsroy Sokvisal (Phnom Penh, Documentation Center of Cambodia, 2012). Paperback with black and white and colour illustrations, ISBN 9789995060244. 110 pages. USD $10. A. Asbjørn Jøn

PDF 276

The Conscription Conflict and the Great War, edited by Robin Archer, Joy Damousi, Murray Goot and Sean Scalmer Robert James Smith

PDF 279