Ülo Valk

“Immersed in the Storyworld: The Supernatural, the Vernacular, and Lived Realities”

Maggie Holtzberg

“So Many Traditions, So Little Time: Reflections of a State Folklorist”

Terry Gunnell

“The Meaning of the Mamuthones”

Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett

“Choreography of Career: A Folklorist’s Evolving Perspective on Folklore, Heritage, and Museums”

Tom Mould
“Welfare, Politics, and Folklore”

Dorothy Noyes
“Whatever Happened to Convivència? Collective Performance From the Spanish Transition to the Catalan Crisis”

Dan Ben-Amos
“Dorson’s Science of Folklore: Into the Woods and the Political Arena”

Regina Bendix
“Value, Ownership, and Cultural Goods”

Patricia Turner
“Snapshots from Katrina to Ebola: Rumor and Race in the 21st Century”

Charles Briggs
“The Poetics of Preparedness: A Folkloristic Perspective on the Making of Medical Panics”

Carl Lindahl
“The Fieldwork Contract, the Involuntary Frame, and the Voice beyond Me”

Margaret Mills
“Speaking About and Speaking for: Representing an Afghan Family in Peace and War”

Roger Abrahams
“The Zoot Suit Kid Goes Global: From Tango to Hip Hop”