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Volume 120, Issue 478

Fall 2007

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Unruly Tales: Ideology, Anxiety, and the Regulation of Genre

Jennifer Schacker

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The Cave-Dwellers’ Treasure: Folktales, Morality, and Gender in a Nahua Community in Mexico

Dominique Raby

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"Witty House Name": Visual Expression, Interpretive Practice, and Uneven Agency in a Midwestern College Town

Chaise LaDousa

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Formulaic Composition in the Blues: A View from the Field

David Evans

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The Aristocrats

Elliott Oring

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