| Author |
Title |
| ANDERSON, Hugh |
Simon McDonald: a singer and his songs |
| BEGGS-SUNTER, Anne |
Interpreting the Eureka Legend in 2001 |
| BURRIDGE, Kate and BUTLER, Susan |
Australian English as an Icon of Australian Culture |
| CAMERON, Rachael |
The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: counter-memory, sacrifice and culture |
| CITRANINGTYAS, Clara Evi |
Indonesian Curse Folktales, Their Aspects and Function in Indonesian Modern Life |
| DARIAN-SMITH, Kate and WILLS, Sara |
Beauty Contest for British Bulldogs: recreating 'Britishness' in Frankston |
| FALK, Cathy |
How and Why the Hmong Sing to their Dead |
| FANANY, Ismet |
Ranah Minang: the changing conception of a traditional Minangkabau Homeland |
| FANANY, Rebecca |
Folklore as an Expression of Cultural Identity in West Sumatra, Indonesia |
| GALLIGAN, Brian see ROBERTS, Winsome |
Reading the People's Stories: how local tales of trial and toil helped constitute Australia's Federal Republic |
| JOHNSTON, Chris and BUCKLEY, Kristal |
Telling Tales: place, attachment and government action |
| KING, Virginia, CARTER, Bob, BRIMBLECOMBE, Lorraine and TURVEY, Sandra |
The First Peoples' Project |
| KOK, Hu Jin |
The Maiden in the Moon and Other Tales as Remembered and Used by Nineteenth-century Chinese Miners in Australia |
| McCALLUM, Robyn |
Adapting the Selkie Story in Literature and Film |
| McCUBBIN, Maryanne |
Memorialising the Pioneers: monuments and generational history in Melbourne, 1880s - 1910s |
| McFADZEAN, Moya |
The Glory Box: the object of memory |
| McKENRY, Keith |
The Parodying of the National Verse: an Australian folk craft |
| McLAREN, Anne |
Women's Ritual Laments in Nanhui, China |
| MERRICK, Helen |
'We was cross-dressing 'afore you were born!' - or how SF fans invented virtual community |
| MORAVEC, Mark |
Strange Illuminations:
'Min Min Lights' - Australian 'Ghost Light' narratives |
| MYCAK, Sonia |
A Discovered History: 'New Australian' writing as a folk narrative in the contemporary world |
| NICOLACOPOULOS, Toula and VASSILACOPOULOS, George |
Struggles to Belong: Greek migrants of the 1950s and 1960s |
| OLIVER, Pam |
Who is 'one of us'?:
(re) discovering the inside-out of Australia's Japanese immigrant communities,
1901-1957 |
| PURI, Kamal |
Legal Protection for Indigenous Folk Narrative Culture |
| ROBERTS, Winsome and GALLIGAN, Brian |
Reading the People's Stories: how local tales of trial and toil helped constitute Australia's Federal Republic |
| SABATINO, Noriko |
The ‘Cloud of Unknowing’: memory, myth and narratives of transition of Japanese war brides in Australia |
| SEAL, Graham |
Narrating Nation: Ned Kelly and the ambivalence of folk heroism |
| SIRCAR, Sanjay |
When Kheer Turns to Cheese: Abanindranath Tagore's Kheer-er Putul (1896) between Bengal and France and Sweden |
| STEPHENS, John |
Monstrous Father, Damaged Daughter: from ‘donkey skin’ to ‘deerskin’ |
| STEVENSON, Mark |
Phantom Anthropology, or When Worlds Come Together |
| THIELE, Frances |
The Language of Prophecy: an exploration of the dissemination and cultural dispersal of non-scriptural prophecies in sixteenth-century England |
| TURNER, Felicity |
Tale-Tellers of the Future: narrative and historical consciousness in the work of Patrick Chamoiseau and Edwidge Danticat |
| VASSILACOPOULOS , George and NICOLACOPOULOS, Toula |
Doubly Outsiders: pre-war Greek-Australian migrants and their socialist ideal |
| WILLIAMS, Paul |
Inventing Maori: the cultural politics of indigenous tradition in New Zealand |
| WILLS, Sara see DARIAN-SMITH, Kate |
Beauty Contest for British Bulldogs: recreating 'Britishness' in Frankston |
| WINTER, Joanne |
The Discursive Construction of an 'Irish' Matriarch in the Talk of Three Generations of Family |
| WU, Cuncun |
Moral Edification or Sexual Exploitation?: an analysis of didactic censoriousness in late Ming popular erotic fiction |
| YORK, Barry |
The Australian National Library and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia |
