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Time & temperature: a centennial publication of the American Folklore Society
Charles Camp
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Frontmatter
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The Centennial Coordinating Council (page 4)
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Centennial Publications (page 4)
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Welcome from the President (page 6)
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Preface (Charles Camp, page 7)
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Part One: Names (page 9)
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Members of the American Folklore Society, 1889 (page 10)
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Members of the American Folklore Society, 1989 (page 11)
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Part Two: Faces (page 17)
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The Folklorist as Academic Administrator (Polly Stewart, page 18)
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The Folklorist as Archivist (Jay Orr, page 19)
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The Folklorist as Bibliographer (James R. Dow, page 21)
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The Folklorist as Biographer (Edward D. Ives, page 22)
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The Folklorist as Community Organizer (Lydia Fish, page 24)
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The Folklorist as Cultural Critic (Archie Green, page 26)
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The Folklorist as Curator (Marsha MacDowell, page 27)
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The Folklorist as Dramatist (Robert McCarl, page 30)
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The Folklorist as Editor (Judith McCulloh, page 31)
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The Folklorist as Filmmaker (Tom Rankin, page 32)
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The Folklorist as Performer (Carol Silverman, page 34)
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The Folklorist as Public Servant (Robert T. Teske, page 35)
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The Folklorist as Publicist (Elaine Eff, page 37)
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The Folklorist as Publisher (Marta Weigle, page 39)
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The Folklorist as Record Producer (Neil V. Rosenberg, page 40)
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The Folklorist as Teacher (Ellen J. Stekert, page 41)
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Part Three: Views (page 45)
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Songs of the South (Carl Fleischhauer, page 46)
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African‐American Expressive Response to Performance (Roland Freeman, page 52)
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The Experience of Tongues: Pentecostal Seekers and Exhorters at a Camp Meeting in Elkton, Virginia, 1977 (Jeff Todd Titon, page 58)
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Part Four: Scenes (page 65)
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Beaded Adidas (Rayna Green, page 66)
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The Commerce in Pie Safes (J. Roderick Moore, page 67)
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Folklorists and Cowboy Poetry (Hal Cannon, page 69)
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Retracing Steps: Folklore Research in 'A Cavalier Commonwealth' (Nancy J. Martin‐Perdue and Charles L. Perdue, page 72)
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Urban Legends and the Mass Media (Jan Harold Brunvand, page 75)
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What Happened to Applied Folklore (Robert H. Byington, page 77)
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