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10.30 - 12 noon

Room One
	HANDOO, Jawaharlal People are Still Hungry for Kings: folklore and oral history	BUCHHOLZ, Peter Renaissances and Transformations: successes and failures in identity construction	HASAN-ROKEM, Galit Narrative Constructions of Centre and Periphery in Ancient Colonialism: the rabbinic rhetoric of the Roman Empire
Room Two
	CHAKRABORTY, Biplab Lokabharan The Style of Recreating Folk Narrative in Literature	PATTANAIK, Kailash Oral and Written Study of a New Genre of Oriya Short Story	SIRCAR, Sanjay When Kheer Turns to Cheese: Abanindranath Tagore's Kheer-er Putul (1896) between Bengal and France and Sweden
Room Three
	KING, Virginia, CARTER, Bob, BRIMBLECOMBE, Lorraine and TURVEY, Sandra The First Peoples' Project	BEGGS-SUNTER, Anne Interpreting the Eureka Legend in 2001	CRANFIELD, Mark Why We Do Folklore: the National Library's field collecting program
Room Four
	McCUBBIN, Maryanne Memorialising the Pioneers: monuments and generational history in Melbourne, 1880s - 1910s	MOON, Okpyo Whose Cultural Heritage?: contested narratives of tradition in a Korean village	RAMOS, Francisco Martins Constructing an Image for Tourism: a Portuguese case study
Room Five
	HENDERSON, Lizanne Bessie Dunlop and the Queen of Elfland: witchcraft, fairies and folktale	KORVIN, Gábor Adventures of an ‘Afghan’ Hawker in Australia - an unknown Urdu travelogue	BAR-ITZHAK, Haya Women in the Holocaust: the story of a Jewish woman who killed a Nazi in a concentration camp
Room Six
	MacALISTER, Suzanne Myth Signs as Cultural Currency: the Greek hero-saints George and Demetrius and the puzzle of their miniature companions	SABARIMATHU, Carlos Textualisation of the Difference of Gender, Age, Caste and Religion in Indian Folktales	ORIMOOGUNJE, Oladel Caleb Spectroscopic Analysis of Itan Orirun, a Genre of Origin Stories Among the Yoruba

12 noon - 1.30 pm

Lunch

'Hey Rain' a film about collector Bill Scott

1.30 - 2.30 pm

Plenary

HAASE, Donald
Framing the Brothers Grimm: paratexts and intercultural transmission in English-language editions of the Kinder-und Hausmärchen

2.30 - 3 pm

Afternoon Tea

3 - 4.30 pm

Room One
	HALPERT, Herbert and WIDDOWSON, John Hearing Voices: transcribing and editing the oral narrative text	PAPAMICHAEL-KOUTROUBAS, Anna Field Research and Folk Narratives	PETERS, Jill Analysis of Abiri Keke: a story from the Solomon Islands
Room Two
	TAKAHASHI, Yoshifumi A Structural Analysis of Grimms' Fairy Tales	GOLDBERG, Christine At the Ogre's House	JÄRV, Risto The Three Suitors of the King’s Daughter: character roles in the Estonian versions of The Dragon Slayer (AT 300)
Room Three
	ISAAKO, Magcic The Samoan Monolingual Dictionary Project	DUAN, Baolin The Growing Popularity of Folk Narrative in China Today	MOEZZI, Mithra Recounting Technology Transfer
Room Four
	JAUNCEY, Dorothy The Role of ‘Tandono’ in Mourning Ceremonies on Malo Island, Vanuatu	FALK, Cathy How and Why the Hmong Sing to their Dead	MLACHA, S.A.K. The Importance of Folk Narratives in Nguu Society: a study of narratives in burial ceremonies
Room Five
	TORNEY, Kim White child taken by blacks: an Australian colonial image and its transmission	BAJWA, Ranjeet Singh Anthropology of Power, Violence and Honour in a Panjabi Legend: Noor Khan	PORTER, Gerald The Tender Cabin Boy: cannibalism and the subject
Room Six
	MYCAK, Sonia A Discovered History: 'New Australian' writing as a folk narrative in the contemporary world	PUNTA-SAASTOMOINEN, Maija-Liisa Cultural Interaction in Australian-Finnish Literature	RYAN, John By the Burn or, Towards a Family Legendary from Yesterday's Southern New Zealand

7 - 9 pm

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