Australian Folklore

Jøn, A. Asbjørn, University of Canterbury, New Zealand

• Vol 30 (2015): Outreach to surrounding countries and the commemorating of centennials - International and Comparative Studies
  Southern Shark Lore Forty Years after Jaws: The Positioning of Sharks Within Murihiku, New Zealand
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• Vol 16 (2001): Paying tribute to the work of Patsy Adam-Smith (1924-2001) - International and Comparative Studies
  From Nosferatu to Von Carstein: Shifts in the Portrayal of Vampires
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• Vol 16 (2001): Paying tribute to the work of Patsy Adam-Smith (1924-2001) - International and Comparative Studies
  Sport, Performance and Constructing Identity
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• Vol 17 (2002): Story-tellers and varied styles of folk narratives - International and Comparative Studies
  The Psychic Vampire and Vampyre Subculture
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• Vol 29 (2014): Our Celtic Identity - International and Comparative Studies
  The whale road: Transitioning from spiritual links, to whaling, to whale watching in Aotearoa New Zealand
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• Vol 26 (2011): Notions of Defiance; the Tragedy of Wars of Retaliation, and our Celtic Heritage - International and Comparative Studies
  Contemporary Soldier Stories and the Game of Propaganda: The War on Terror, and some Folkloric Reflections on the War in Iraq
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• Vol 25 (2010): A Celebratory Issue - International and Comparative Studies
  The Development of MMORPG Culture and The Guild
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• Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island - 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
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• Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island - International and Comparative Studies
  Positioning the Pitcairn Islands
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• Vol 23 (2008): Kelly Legends, and Schoolchildren’s Folklore Revisited - International and Comparative Studies
  Shipwrecks, Tourism and The Catlins Coast
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• Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island - International and Comparative Studies
  To Pitcairn and Beyond
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• Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island - 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.
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• Vol 31 (2016): Marking the passing of Brian Dunnett, and dealing with matters of Pitcairn Island - Reviews and Reports
  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
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• Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia - Reviews and Reports
  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.
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• Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia - Front matters
  Editorial
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• Vol 32 (2017): Remembering Phil Garland and exploring New Caledonia - International and Comparative Studies
  Dugongs - the last remaining Mermaids: Beast lore (Eco-lore), Post-colonialism and maritime Cultural Tourism in New Caledonia
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• Vol 13 (1998): An issue presented to Bill Scott (b.1923) - Studies in Australian Folklore
  Dugongs and Mermaids, Selkies and Seals
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• Vol 22 (2007): Presented to Hugh Anderson and his wife, Dawn, in his eightieth year - International and Comparative Studies
  The Road and the Taniwha
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