9 - 10.45 am

TOKITA, Alison

From Heike to Naniwa-bushi via Jooruri: where is the narrator in performed narratives?

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	YAMASHITA, Hiroaki The Reception of the Heike Tale	KOMODA, Haruko A Historical Perspective of Musical Change in Heike Narrative	de FERRANTI, Hugh Taming the Reciting Voice: 'Satsumabiwa' text-scores and their roles in composition and performance
Room Two
	PURI, Kamal Legal Protection for Indigenous Folk Narrative Culture	GRIEVES, Genevieve Keeping the Culture Alive: Koori oral history
Room Three
	BROWN, Mary Ellen My Story/ His Story/ My Way: towards a methodology for studying the past	CAMERON, Rachael The Fairy Tales of Oscar Wilde: counter-memory, sacrifice and culture	TURNER, Felicity Tale-Tellers of the Future: narrative and historical consciousness in the work of Patrick Chamoiseau and Edwidge Danticat
Room Four
	MINNIIAKHMETOVA, Tatjana Sacred Objects: objects of devotion or decoration?	McFADZEAN, Moya The Glory Box: the object of memory
Room Five
	WILLIAMS, Paul Inventing Maori: the cultural politics of indigenous tradition in New Zealand	POOLE, Mike The Knowledge Tree's Shadow: fairytales and collaboration in the twilight of empire
Room Six
	YORK, Barry The Australian National Library and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australia	TCHALAKOVA, Nelly Traditional Culture in Some Eastern Europe Countries in the Context of Globalisation	VUNIDILO, Tarisi Sorovi A Fijian Perspective on Rediscovered History: a study of the relationship between science and traditional folklore

10.45 - 11.15 am

Morning Tea

11.15 am - 1 pm

Room One
	HYODO, Hiromi Oral Narratives and Japanese Modernity: tales of the Nation from Tale of the Heike to 'naniwa-bushi'	ASHIKAWA, Junpei Rookyoku as Mediated Performance	MANABE, Masayoshi The Romantic Stories of Rokyoku in Socio-Historical Context: popularity, sales and changed endings
Room Two
KOORIE ELDERS
Room Three
	ROY, Anjali Gera The New Life of Orality in the Information Age	MERRICK, Helen We was cross-dressing ‘afore you were born!’ - or how SF fans invented virtual community	KÕIVA, Mare E-publications in Folkloristics: Problems and Solutions
Room Four
	LOVELL-SMITH, Rose and WALLBANK, Linette The Heroic Heroine: supervising a research student on a fairy tale topic	SHOJAEI KAWAN, Christine Simone de Beauvoir’s Reflections on Popular Narratives and their Impact on Feminist Folktale Scholarship	STEPHENS, John Monstrous Father, Damaged Daughter: from ‘donkey skin’ to ‘deerskin’
Room Five
	LE, Chi Que New Developments in the Legend and Worship Rituals of the ‘Store Queen’: a cultural phenomenon engendered by the shift from a subsistence-based to a market-based economy	KARANOVIC, Zoja South Slavic Narration on Witches and Witchcraft: tradition and transition	VASANTHALAKSHMI, R The Deification of Folk Heroines in Eighteenth-century India
Room Six
	VAKILIYAN, Ahmad Folk Narrative Research and the Dialogue of Civilizations	MARZOLPH, Ulrich The Orient Within: reflections on the hybridity of narrative tradition	OLIVER, Pam Who is 'one of us'?: (re) discovering the inside-out of Australia's Japanese immigrant communities, 1901-1957

1 - 2 pm

Lunch

ISFNR Ethics meeting

2 - 3 pm

Plenary

KANAANA, Sharif

Half a Century of Palestinian Folk Narratives

3 - 3.30 pm

Afternoon Tea

3.30 - 5 pm

Room One
	MULLEN, Patrick Personal and Political Concerns in African-American Children's Rhymes: 1971 and 2001	MOURITSEN, Flemming Narrative Aspects of Child Culture and Children's Orality in Storytelling and Play	UTHER, Hans-Joerg Folktales as the Avant Garde of European Children's Literature
Room Two
	CHEN, Quinjian Ritual Performance and Female Deities in China	McLAREN, Anne Women's Ritual Laments in Nanhui, China	WU, Cuncun Moral Edification or Sexual Exploitation?: an analysis of didactic censoriousness in late Ming popular erotic fiction
Room Three
	BLACHE, Marthe Cultural Identity Along the Border	FANANY, Rebecca Folklore as an Expression of Cultural Identity in West Sumatra, Indonesia	AGOSTON-NIKOLOVA, Elka The Cultural Identity(ies) of the Bulgarian-speaking Muslims
Room Four
	MIEDER, Wolfgang "Paddle Your Own Canoe" - Frederick Douglass’s Proverbial Message in his Self-Made Men Speech	PACZOLAY, Gyula The Appearance, Change and Disappearance of Proverbs	ARORA, Shirley Proverbs, Narratives, and Communication: some observations from contemporary Spanish-speaking tradition
Room Five
	HENKEN, Elissa R Taming the Enemy: narratives about the United States' Civil War	HELD, Michal The Personal Narrative of a Judeo-Spanish Storyteller from Jerusalem as an Interface of Genres	WINTER, Joanne The Discursive Construction of an 'Irish' Matriarch in the Talk of Three Generations of Family
Room Six
	SHANNON, Gael The Myths Of Eureka	JAYARAJAN, V The Liberation Value of Folk Narrative Songs, with Special Reference to Kerala	ROBERTS, Winsome and GALLIGAN, Brian Reading the People's Stories: how local tales of trial and toil helped constitute Australia's Federal Republic

8.15 pm

Melba Hall, University of Melbourne

Musical Narratives of Japan - concert   [View details]