Table of Contents:
“…; Verbal folklore; Customary folklore; Material culture -- Folklore genres : Genres intro & the four-part rubric; Folk speech; Proverb; Wellerism; Folk metaphor & folk simile; Dite; Jokes; Joke cycle; Folk narrative; Myth; Legend; Folktale; Fairy tale; Ballad; Personal narrative; Folk ideas; Superstition & folk belief; Ritual; Rite of passage; Ostension; Folk music & folk song; Folk dance; Folk religion & vernacular religion; Holiday; Folk medicine; Foodways; Body art; Folk art -- Special topics : Women's folklore; Coding; Occupational folklore; Children's folklore; Family folklore; Folklore and disability; Folklore in / and literature; Myth-ritual theory; Unilinear evolution; Horizontal vs. vertical transmission; The devolutionary premise; Conclusion: Having learned about folklore, now what?…”