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Studies in folklore, in honor of Distinguished Service Professor Stith Thompson
Biographical sketch of Stith Thompson.--The brave tailor in Danish tradition, by L. Bødker.--The sisters and the troll: notes to a folktale, by R. T. Christiansen.--Celtic tales from Cape Breton, by M. Leach.--A medieval story and its Irish version, by J. Szövérffy.--The emergence myth in native North America, by E. Wheeler-Voegelin and R. W. Moore.--Hugh Miller, pioneer Scottish folklorist, by R. M. Dorson.
--Classifying performance in the study of verbal folklore, by W. H. Jansen.--Folklore in the novels of Thomas Deloney, by W. E. Roberts.-- Toward a statistical contingency method in folklore research, by T. A. Sebeok.--Toward a definition of formal style, with examples from Shawnee, by C. F. Voegelin and J. Yegerlehner.--A miscellany of tune notes, by S. P. Bayard.-- Some Norwegian contributions to a Danish ballad, by W. E. Richmond.--Abraham Lincoln's When Adam was created, by F. L. Utely.--American analogues of the couvade, by W. D. Hand.--The paganism of the Norsemen, by N. Lid.--The feast of Saint Martin in Ireland, by S. O. Súilleabháin.--Proverbial materials in Edward Eggleston, The Hoosier schoolmaster, by A. Taylor.
Original edition issued as number 9 of the Indiana University publications. Folklore series.
Indiana University Folklore Institute monograph series ; no. 9