Bawaajimo : a dialect of dreams in Anishinaabe language and literature / by Noodin, Margaret

Subjects: “…Ojibwa language Dialects North America.…”
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Deer women and elk men : the Lakota narratives of Ella Deloria / by Rice, Julian, 1940-

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Bukusu stories : sixty Chingano from western Kenya : Bukusu texts and English translations /

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Lakota texts : narratives of Lakota life and culture in the twentieth century / by Pustet, Regina, 1963-2013

Subjects: “…Lakota dialect Texts.…”
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Power in Performance : the Creation of Textual Authority in Weyewa Ritual Speech / by Kuipers, Joel C.

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The Neo-Aramaic Oral Heritage of the Jews of Zakho by Aloni

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A comprehensive annotated bibliography of American Black English by Brasch, Ila Wales

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The Blue Mountains and other Gaelic stories from Cape Breton /

Subjects: “…Scottish Gaelic language Dialects Nova Scotia Cape Breton Island Texts.…”
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Inari Sami folklore : stories from Aanaar / by Koskimies, Aukusti Valdemar, 1856-1929, Itkonen, T. I. 1891-1968

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Down by the riverside : a South Carolina slave community / by Joyner, Charles W.

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Alas, poor ghost! : traditions of belief in story and discourse / by Bennett, Gillian

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Soul hunters : hunting, animism, and personhood among the Siberian Yukaghirs / by Willerslev, Rane, 1971-

Table of Contents: “…Animism as mimesis -- To kill or not to kill: rebirth, sharing, and risk -- Body-soul dialectics: human rebirth beliefs -- Ideas of species and personhood -- Animals as persons -- Shamanism -- The spirit world -- Learning and dreaming -- Taking animism seriously.…”
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Monsters of the market : zombies, vampires, and global capitalism / by McNally, David, 1953-

Table of Contents: “…Dissecting the labouring body : Frankenstein, political anatomy, and the rise of capitalism -- "Save my body from the surgeons" -- The culture of dissection : anatomy, colonisation, and social order -- Political anatomy, wage-labour, and destruction of the English commons -- Anatomy and the corpse-economy -- Monsters of rebellion -- Jacobins, Irishmen and Luddites : rebel-monsters in the age of Frankenstein -- The rights of monsters : horror and the split society -- Marx's monsters : vampire-capital and the nightmare-world of late capitalism -- Dialectics and the doubled life of the commodity -- The spectre of value and the fetishism of commodities -- "As if by love possessed" : vampire-capital and the labouring body -- Zombie-labour and the "monstrous outrages" of capital -- Money : capitalism's second nature -- "Self-birthing" capital and the alchemy of money -- Wild money : the occult economies of late-capitalist globalisation -- Enron : case-study in the occult economy of late capitalism -- "Capital comes into the world dripping in blood from every pore" -- African vampires in the age of globalisation -- Kinship and accumulation : from the old witchcraft to the new -- Zombies, vampires, and spectres of capital : the new occult economies of globalising capitalism -- African fetishes and the fetishism of commodities -- The living dead : zombie-labourers in the age of globalisation -- Vampire-capitalism in sub-Saharan Africa -- Bewitched accumulation, famished roads, and the endless toilers of the earth -- Conclusion ugly beauty : monstrous dreams of utopia.…”
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New voices for old words : editing Algonquian texts /

Table of Contents: “…Highlighting Rhetorical Structure through Syntactic Analysis: An Illustrated Meskwaki Text by Alfred KiyanaMeskwaki text: A Man Who Fasted Long Ago; Three Nineteenth-Century Munsee Texts: Archaisms, Dialect Variation, and Problems of Textual Criticism; Munsee Delaware texts:; A Youth and His Uncle; Moshkim; Origin Myth; On Editing Bill Leaf's Meskwaki Texts; Meskwaki text: Bill Leaf's Story of Red-Leggins; Challenges of Editing and Presenting the Corpus of Potawatomi Stories Told by Jim and Alice Spear to Charles Hockett; Potawatomi text: Jejakos Gigabé (Crane Boy).…”
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New horizons in Sephardic studies /

Table of Contents: “…Anthroponyms in the Collection of Moroccan Sephardic Ballads -- ""Plazeme de tus Enojos"": Alfonso Alvarez de Villasandino against Alfonso Ferrandes Semuel -- Maimonides, Al-Andalus and the Influence of the Spanish-Arabic Dialect on His Language -- Uncovering the Origins of the Judeo-Ibero-Romance Languages -- Problems of Transcribing Sephardic Texts into the Roman Alphabet -- PART THREE: Ethnography and Folklore -- Memories of Jewish Life -- Misogyny or Philogyny: The Case of a Judeo, Spanish Folktale -- Customs of Pregnancy and Childbirth among Sephardic and Oriental Jews.…”
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The chivalric folk tradition in Sicily : a history of storytelling, puppetry, painted carts and other arts / by Croce, Marcella, 1949-

Table of Contents: “…the Opera Dei Pupi and the Sicilian dialect -- The climax of the Sicilian puppet shows: the famous legendary Battle of Roncevaux -- Roncevaux in Lodico's book -- Roncevaux on the stage of the Sicilian puppet shows -- The rout of Roncevaux in the ideology of the Opera Dei Pupi -- The puppet shows as "necessary art" of the Sicilian people -- A family of puppeteers. …”
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The chivalric folk tradition in Sicily : a history of storytelling, puppetry, painted carts and other arts / by Croce, Marcella, 1949-

Table of Contents: “…the Opera Dei Pupi and the Sicilian dialect -- The climax of the Sicilian puppet shows: the famous legendary Battle of Roncevaux -- Roncevaux in Lodico's book -- Roncevaux on the stage of the Sicilian puppet shows -- The rout of Roncevaux in the ideology of the Opera Dei Pupi -- The puppet shows as "necessary art" of the Sicilian people -- A family of puppeteers. …”

Ngarrindjeri wurruwarrin : a world that is, was, and will be / by Bell, Diane

Table of Contents: “…Ngurunderi: Landscape and Culture, United and DividedLife on the Mission: From Taplin's Time On; Religion: On and Off the Mission; Life on Farms and in Fringe Camps: Learning by Word of Mouth; Life in the Home: Being Taken Away; Ngarrindjeri of High Literary Degree; Wururi: Many Dialects, One Body; The Circle of Language; 3. Singing: "Pakari Nganawi Ruwi" (Prayer song for my country); Pinkie Mack: Singing of Welcome and War; Many Meanings: Few Recordings; Songs of the Southeast; Songs and Ceremonies of Yore; Gospel, Glee Clubs and Guitars; Pakari Songs: Twentieth-Century Dreaming.…”
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Living our language : Ojibwe tales & oral histories /

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Bedouin folktales from the north of Israel /

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