Vol. 28 (2013): Regional outreaches and reflections

• Index

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International and Comparative Studies

• The Great Solipsist: Reading the First Emperor

  Tony Lynch

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• The First Bali Bombing 2002: ‘Why did they do it to our Bali?’

  Zifirdaus Adnan, Zulfi Mubarok

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• Post-Colonialism and the Reinterpretation of New Zealand’s Colonial Narrative: The Wairua Massacre

  Andrew K. S. Piper

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• The Recent Rise of the Research Field of Memory Studies, and the Use / Range of its Perspectives, in Relation to the Much Older Fields of Folklore and Folkloristics

  J. S. Ryan

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• Further Thoughts on a 1930s Playground Rhyme

  Janet E. Alton

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• Islam and The State in Indonesia: A Short Historical Narrative Introduction

  Andi Muhammad Irawan

Studies in Australian Folklore

• An Early Australian Article on: ‘English Folk Songs and Dances’: Part III

  Clive Carey

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• Sally Morgan and My Place from an American’s point of view: The Game of Navigation

  Reggie Forest

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Notes, Select Notices and Comments

• Three Poems

  Khoo Soo Hay

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• How Rain Became Man’s Friend: A Story From Africa

  John Adeleke

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Reviews and Reports

• Scates, Bruce, On Dangerous Ground: A Gallipoli Story, (Crawley, WA: UWA Publishing, an Imprint of the University of Western Australia, 2009). ISBN 9781742583938. (Pbk.). Pp. vii+263.

  J. S. Ryan

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• Baugh, Albert C. and Thomas Cable, A History of the English Language, 6th edn (London and New York: Routledge Taylor and Francis Group, 2013). Pp. xvi, 446.

  J. S. Ryan

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• J.S. Ryan, In the Nameless Wood: Explorations in the Philological Hinterland of Tolkien’s Literary Creations (Zürich and Jena: Walking Tree Publishers, 2013). Cormarë Series 30. pp. xv+365.

  Robert Bostock

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