Vol. 24 (2009): Featuring Folk Music and Cultural Change

• Editorial

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• Index

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In Memoriam

• In Memoriam: Stanley Ellis (1926-2009): Preeminent English Dialectologist, Broadcaster and Scholar, as well as the First Honorary Life Member of the International Association for Forensics, Phonetics and Acoustics

  J. S. Ryan

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• Obituary: Epeli Hau’ofa (1939–2009)

  J. S. Ryan

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International and Comparative Studies

• Brigitte Boenisch-Brednich, and A Reflective Migrant’s Insightful Contributions to Folkloric and Like Studies, Especially in Australasia

  J. S. Ryan

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• A World of Insight and Wisdom that Came for the Pacific: or, Epeli Hau’ofa on All Our Human Follies

  J. S. Ryan

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• Thomas Hardy: As Homilist on Change and on the Folk Passing in Wessex

  David Cornelius

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• The Possible Range of Folk Narrative

  Clair Duncan

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Studies in Australian Folklore

• Colin Munro (b. 1940) and the Making of a Significant Australian Folklorist’s Career

  Mark Duncan

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• Folk Song, Industrial Songs, the Folk Revival and Other Musics: An Interview with A.L. Lloyd (in 1970)

  Mark Gregory

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• Waltzing Matilda: Reading the Myths

  Diannah Johnston

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• Traditions of ‘The Trade’: The Folklore of Australian Submariners

  Graham Seal

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• Affirming Contemporary Australian Identity Through Folk Music: Marketing Cultural Tribalism in the 21st Century

  Bird Jensen

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• The Poison Chalice of Captain James Cook, its Medical Background and Similar ‘Cures’

  Michael T. Connell

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• Click Go the Shears: The Making of an Australian Icon

  Keith McKenry

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• Two Different Histories: Same Place? Manilla, NSW

  Anna M. Blanch

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• Heritage—In Whose Hands? A Regional University's Link to its Community's Traditional Culture

  Robert James Smith

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• Leunig: An Appreciation

  Ian M. Johnstone

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• Man Eating Bugs: An Old Taste for New Times

  Nigel Hayes

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Notes, Select Notices and Comments

• A Singing Old Timer

  Ian M. Johnstone

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• Distribution Map of Significant Irish Place Names as Found in Victoria, pre 1914

  J. S. Ryan

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• Which Day for Australia Day?

  Pip Wilson

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• By the Burn's Side: Or, An Attempt to Create a Mid-twentieth Century (Family) Legendary from Scottish Southern New Zealand

  J. S. Ryan

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• Mickey Felute

  Paddy O’Brien

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Reviews and Reports

• Dan Yashinsky, Suddenly They Heard Footsteps: Storytelling for the Twentyfirst Century (Jackson, MI: University Press of Mississippi, 2004). Pp. xviii, 318. ISBN (pbk) 1-57806-927-0. US $25 [Also in hardback, ISBN 1-57806- 926-2]

  Karen Hawkins

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• Bruce Moore, Speaking Our Language: The Story of Australian English (Melbourne: Oxford University Press, 2008). Pp. xix, 225. ISBN (pbk) 9780 19556 5782, $32-95. [Also in hardback, ISBN 9780 19556 5775]

  J. S. Ryan

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• Ryan, J.S., Tolkien’s View: Windows into his World (Zurich and Jena: Walking Tree Publishers, 2009). 286 pp. ISBN 978-3-905703-13-9

  Robert James Smith

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• Brett J. Stubbs, The Gold Digger’s Arms: Pubs of the Upper Clarence River District, New South Wales. (East Lismore, NSW: Tankard Books, PO Box 5098, 2009). Soft covers, A4 format. Pp. viii, 120. 53 Figures, mainly original photographs. $30.00

  J. S. Ryan

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• Drawing the Line: Using Cartoons as Historical Evidence, ed. by Richard Scully and Marian Quartly (Clayton, Vic: Monash University Press, 2009) 272pp. A$49.95. ISBN 9780980464849 (pbk), 9780980464856 (online).

  Ian Johnstone

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• Janet Clarkson, Pie: A Global History. The Edible Series (London: Reaktion Books, 2009). Pp. 136. ISBN 978-1-86189-425-0, hb. RRP $25.95.

  Robert James Smith

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