Vol 31 (2016)

Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island

An issue marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, as well as dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island and the Pacific.

This was both the first volume to be loaded directly onto the internet, and the first volume released with Kvasir Publishing.

Table of Contents

Editorial
Robert James Smith
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Expansion of the Editorial Team for Australian Folklore and more formally (re-) introducing Allan Asbjørn Jøn (now based in New Zealand)
J. S. Ryan
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In Memoriam

Remembering Brian Dunnett in the Kingdom of Steam
Robert Haworth
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Railway Culture: A Source of Railway Heritage Theatre
Brian Dunnett, Mark Gregory
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A Reply to Robert Domm on North Eveleigh
Brian Dunnett
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Brian Dunnett and the Trains of Treasure Railway Exhibition Posters
Mark Gregory
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Vale Brian Dunnett
Pam Hawkins, Tony Hawkins, Beverly Symons
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Vale Brian Dunnett
Mark Gregory
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Vale Brian Dunnett - A Railway Cultural Treasure
Roger Jowett
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Green Music Train to Bulli
Mark Gregory
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Coal Blew Away
Maurie Mulheron
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International and Comparative Studies

J.R.R. Tolkien’s Cult of Gandalf as a Literary Memory, or Reflection, of Ancient Germanic Spiritual Symbolism and the Cult of Odin
A. Asbjørn Jøn
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Post-Colonialism and the Reinterpretation of New Zealand’s Colonial Narrative: Heke’s War
Andrew K. S. Piper
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Discourse War between the Indonesian Government and the Indonesian Radicals
Zifirdaus Adnan
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Positioning the Pitcairn Islands
A. Asbjørn Jøn
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Is (the possibility of) Unemployment a Crime? A Field Note from Pitcairn Island
Joshua Nash
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Pitcairn Island: Heritage of Bounty Descendants
Maria Amoamo
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The Women of the Bounty
Everett L. Parker
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Do You Bring Your Gods With You or Do You Find Them There Waiting? Reconsidering the 1790 Polynesian Colonisation of Pitcairn Island.
Martin Gibbs, David Roe
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To Pitcairn and Beyond
A. Asbjørn Jøn, Philip Ward, J. S. Ryan
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Inside(r)-outside(r): Toward a Linguistics and Sociology of Space on Pitcairn Island
Joshua Nash
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Studies in Australian Folklore

Ten Years of Australian Folklore
Ian Turner
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The General Prologue to the New England Tales
Khoo Soo Hay
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The academic fellowship and supportive ambience of Wright College, A Longtime Seminal ‘Folklore Centre’—and one significant for the closer study of Australian Social History / Regional Australian Identity, Non-Indigenous / Settler Heritage, and Culture, within the University of New England, Armidale, N.S.W.
J. S. Ryan
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Frank Eyre (1910-1988), a significant shaper for: definitive writing of Australian history and culture, supporting the nation’s myth-makers and the most important national identity recorders from 1948 to 1976
J. S. Ryan
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Survey of Songs and Poetry from Australian Newspapers 1890–1893
Mark Gregory
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The Future of the Past—A Cautionary Lesson: Heritage and Financial Mismanagement at the Port Arthur Historic Site, 1987–1996
Andrew K. S. Piper
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Notes, Select Notices and Comments

Tweed and Lismore
Ned McEllisot
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Reviews and Reports

Michael Brown and Mat Tait, The Heading Dog Who Split in Half: Legends and Tall Tales from New Zealand (Nelson: Potton and Burton, 2015). Paperback with black and white illustrations, ISBN 9781927213575. NZD $39.99.
A. Asbjørn Jøn
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H.P. Lovecraft, The New Annotated H.P. Lovecraft, edited by Leslie S. Klinger (New York: Liveright Publishing Corporation, 2014). 852pp. Hardcover, ISBN 0871404532, 9780871404534. USD $39.95
A. Asbjørn Jøn
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