Ten Years of Australian Folklore

Authors

  • Ian Turner Monash University

Keywords:

Folkloristics, Folksong, The Worker,

Abstract

This article is condensed from an address by Dr. Ian Turner (1922–1978) to a meeting of the Folklore Society of Victoria held to celebrate the Society's tenth anniversary. Ian Turner, who was a senior lecturer in history at Monash University, addressed the first meeting of the Society, held in 1955. Many thanks to Wendy Lowenstein and Ann Turner for permission to reproduce this article.

Author Biography

Ian Turner, Monash University

Ian Turner was a senior lecturer in history at Monash University [Australia].
Brain Dunnett on Mandolin – BushMusic Club Rehearsal at National Folk Festival.

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Published

2016-11-24

Issue

Vol. 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island

Section

Studies in Australian Folklore

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