Re-Situating Folklore: Folk Contexts and Twentieth-Century Literature and Art Book

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Re-Situating Folklore: Folk Contexts and Twentieth-Century Literature and Art, The relationship between folklore and literature, two powerful forms of human expression, has long been of interest to folklorists and literary scholars. Even in the postmodern era, folklore remains a compelling source for artists and writers. Re-Situatin, Re-Situating Folklore: Folk Contexts and Twentieth-Century Literature and Art

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Re-Situating Folklore: Folk Contexts and Twentieth-Century Literature and Art
Written by author Frank de Caro
Published by University of Tennessee Press, March 2004
The relationship between folklore and literature, two powerful forms of human expression, has long been of interest to folklorists and literary scholars. Even in the postmodern era, folklore remains a compelling source for artists and writers. Re-Situatin
De Caro (emeritus) and Jordan (retired, both English, Louisiana State U.) is primarily concerned here with some of the ways literature and folklore, as distinct forms of communication, have interrelated during the 20th century. Some of the chapters have b

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Acknowledgments
On Literary and Artistic Uses of Folklore: An Introduction 1
1 Riddles of Love and Death: Two American Novels 23
2 Somebody Always Gets Boiled: Reworking "The Robber Bridegroom" 53
3 Falling in Love with All Its Lore: Adapting "A Collection of Louisiana Folk Tales" for the Stage 73
4 Folk Rhetoric, Literary Strategy: Proverbs in Fiction 93
5 Pageant, Death, Initiation: The Ambiguity of Ritual 117
6 The threads of Tradition: Quilts as Multivalent Symbols 149
7 Cultural Objects, Personal Images: Frida Kahlo, Clarence John Laughlin, and Folklore 183
8 Finding a Sense of Place: Folk Ideas and the Lore of Place in Written and Visual Arts Texts 217
9 Not into Cold Space: The "Novelization" of Folklore Collecting 239
Conclusion: Old Meanings, New Meanings 265
Notes 275
Index 319

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	Acknowledgments
	On Literary and Artistic Uses of Folklore: An Introduction	1
1	Riddles of Love and Death: Two American Novels	23
2	Somebody Always Gets Boiled: Reworking "The Robber Bridegroom"	53
3	Falling in Love with All Its Lore: Adapting "A Collection of Louisiana Folk Tales" for the Stage	73
4	Folk Rhetoric, Literary Strategy: Proverbs in Fiction	93
5	Pageant, Death, Initiation: The Ambiguity of Ritual	117
6	The threads of Tradition: Quilts as Multivalent Symbols	149
7	Cultural Objects, Personal Images: Frida Kahlo, Clarence John Laughlin, and Folklore	183
8	Finding a Sense of Place: Folk Ideas and the Lore of Place in Written and Visual Arts Texts	217
9	Not into Cold Space: The "Novelization" of Folklore Collecting	239
	Conclusion: Old Meanings, New Meanings	265
	Notes	275
	Index	319