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Congress 2001: Draft Programme
Monday 16 July

8.30 am

Registration

9.30 am

Traditional Welcome and keynote Address
Prof Raimond Gaita, Professor of Philosophy, Australian Catholic University and Professor of Moral Philosophy at University of London’s King’s College
Love and Learning, Literature and Affliction

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11 am

Morning Tea

11.30 am – 12.30 pm

Plenary
Doreen Mellor
Collective Memory, Divergent Histories: the National Library of Australia's Bringing Them Home oral history project on the separation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children from their families

12.30 - 1.30 pm

Lunch

1.30 - 3 pm

Room One
  THIELE, Frances

The Language of Prophecy: an exploration of the dissemination and cultural dispersal of non-scriptural prophecies in sixteenth-century England
BHATTACHARJEE, Kishore

Temple Legends and Popular Religion in Assam
SARKARATI, Abandokht

Kave, the Iranian Archetype of the Celestial Smith
Room Two
  MBELE, Joseph

The Epic of Sitta and Nindwa
ASLANIDOU, Titika

A contribution to the Diachronic Study of Greek Folk Narratives: Copais
BADALKHAN, Sabir

A Study of Bow Motif in the Legend of the Fifteenth-century Baloch Hero Shey Murid
Room Three
  MCANDREWS,Kristin

Folk Narratives of the Gardens at Diamond Head
KEAN, John

"I never painted in my life all I ever did was work"
GONEN, Rivka

History, Tombs, and Territory
Room Four
  SELBERG, Torunn

The Finnskogen Festival: the ritualisation of difference
DARIAN-SMITH, Kate and WILLS, Sara

Beauty Contest for British Bulldogs: recreating ‘Britishness’ in Frankston
KOCHAVI-NEHAB, Roni

Books Celebrating Jubilee of Kibbutzim* in Israel: Folklore and Ideology
Room Five
  STEVENSON, Mark

Phantom Anthropology, Or When Worlds Come Together
AVDIKOS, Evangelos

Joking by e-mail
QIAO, Zhensheng (Presenter DUAN, Baolin)

The Contemporary Functions of Folk Jokes
Room Six
  PANTCHENKO, Alexandre

Eschatological Expectations in a Changing World: narratives about the end of the world in present day Russian folk culture
KRAWCZYCK-WASILEWSKA,Violetta

Political and Economic Transition Versus Local Narrative Tradition: a Polish example
PROFANTOVA,Zuzanna

European Cultural Adaptation or About the Place of Tradition in the Schizophrenia of Post-Totalitarian Cultures

3 - 3.30 pm

Afternoon Tea

3.30 - 5 pm

Room One
  MORAVEC, Mark

Strange Illuminations: 'Min Min Lights' - Australian 'Ghost Light' narratives
KÖHLER-ZÜLCH, Ines

Near-Death Experiences in Past and Present
AZZOLINA, David

Coming Out in Time and Space
Room Two
  METSVAHI, Merili

Revelations of Worldview in the Folklore Text: a South-east Estonian example
LI, Yang

Some Morphological Traits of Chinese Folktales
MESSERLI, Alfred

Spatial Representation in European Popular Fairy Tales
Room Three
  GLAZER, Mark

The Vanishing Hitchhiker in South Texas: tellers, circumstances and gender
PALLEIRO, Maria Ines

Travelling to AIDS World: hypertextual itineraries in Argentinean folk narrative
WITTICH, Thomas

Air Rage’ Stories: heroes and villains at 30 000 feet
Room Four
  KROPEJ, Monika

Cosmology in the Narrative of Slovenians in Windish Bleiberg
KUPERANJOV, Andras

On Estonian Folk Astronomy - Birds’ Way or Milky Way?
BAGHERI, Merhi

The Twofold Transformation of an Iranian Legendary Tradition
Room Five
  BOENISCH-BREDNICH, Brigitte

New Zealandism and Governmental Mythology: the narration of colonial cultural concepts
CHOWDHURY, Shafiqur Rahman

The Role of Oral History in the Rediscovery and Reinterpretation of National and Cultural Identity: the liberation war of Bangladesh
JOHNSTON, Chris and BUCKLEY, Kristal

Telling Tales: place, attachment and government action
Room Six
  KOK, Hu Jin

The Maiden in the Moon and Other Tales as Remembered and Used by nineteenth-Century Chinese Miners in Australia
SEAL, Graham

Narrating Nation: Ned Kelly and the ambivalence of folk heroism
DAVEY, Gwenda

Myths of non-Indigenous Australia

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