The Significance of Tavern Jokes: As Told By a Wisconsin Construction Worker

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Spring 2013 Courses

Fall 2012 courses:

100: Introduction to Folklore

103: Introduction to Music Cultures of the World

210: The African Storyteller

220: The Folktale

French 248: Francophone Worlds

AIS 353: Indians of the Western Great Lakes

443: Sámi Culture, Yesterday and Today

510: Seminar in American Folklore

522: Documenting Every Communication

530: Women’s Folklore and Feminism

530: Folklore and Folk Arts in Education

530: Intensive Modern Irish

 Folklore Program Activities Log