M.A. THESES IN FOLK STUDIES
Butch Ross
2007
My Whole Life Balanced on a Needle: The Obliquely Traditional Quilts of Bernice Enyeart
Michael Kinsella
2007
The Incunabula Papers: Legend-Tripping and World-Making in Cyberspace
Matthew Allen Cook
2007
The Narratives of Ann Lee as a Core Component of Shaker Theological Evolution.
Mary Koegel
2007
Never Alone: A "Look" at Imaginal Companions
Kevin Jones Murphy
2004
Making the Scene: An Investigation of the Rock and Roll Scenes of Nashville, Tennessee and Athens, Georgia
Andrea Kitta
2003
Narratives of Cancer Survivors in Religious Life
Amber Ridington
2002
At the Crossroads: Commercial Music and Community Experience, The Quonset Auditorium Roadhouse on the Dixie Highway
Dina Abousamra
2001
Beirut's Displacements: Reconstituting Place and Community in a Time of War
Cara Hoglund
2000
Transformations: A Folkloric Exploration of the Musical Comedy Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine
Kirsten Anderson
1999
National Powers of Belief: Folklore, Mythology and Festival in Nazi Germany
Ann Ferrell
1999
Beyond Celebration: A Call for the Study of Traditions of Dominance
Virginia Scheer
1999
Farmhouses That Become Boarding Houses in the Catskill Mountains of New York State
Brian Gregory
1998
Approaching Fallingwater: An Ethnography of Place
Andrea Mericle
1998
Festivals, Function and Context: An Ethnographic Study of Three Festivals at Holden Village
Hayden Browning Roberts
1998
Portraits and Landscapes in Family Narrative
Steven R. Warrick
1997
Does Your Faith in God and Country Need a Boost? Reflections of Idealism and Identity and the Art of Bill John Roth
Kymberly Ann Helbig
1996
An Exploration of the Self': Contemporary Tattooing in the Creation and Expression of Identity
Brandon Kwiatek
1995
The Dark Ride
John Morgan
1995
Dark Fired Tobacco: The Origin, Migration and Survival of a Colonial Era Agrarian Tradition
Thomas Anthony Zimmerman
1995
Roadside Memorials in Five South Central Kentucky Counties
James S. Nelson
1994
Hillbilly Music and Early Live Radio Programming in Bowling Green and Glasgow, Kentucky: Country Music as a Local Phenomenon
Tami Lynne Harbolt
1993
Too Loved to Be Forgotten: Pet Loss and Ritual Bereavement
Joseph C. Ruff
1993
Country Music in the Northeast: Two Careers
Richard J. Callahan, Jr.
1993
Legends and Narratives of Phantom Ships: An Examination of Belief
Jimmy D. Browning
1992
The Lost Tribalism of Years Gone By': Function and Variation in Gay Folklore in Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City Novels
Jon Rhett Rushing
1991
Horsetrading: An East Texas Study in Establishing Context
Janet Ann Tracy
1991
Jack Epperson: A Modern Folk Healer
Mella Jean Davis
1991
Zora Neale Hurston: The Voice of the Goddess
Gregory Kendall Jenkins
1990
The Altered Mobile Home: A Stationary Image of Work and Value
Sara Jane McNulty
1990
An Ethnography of a Trance Channeling Session
ElizaBeth Allen Hester
1989
Vadie Williams, Folk Artist: Drawnwork as a Reflection of Personal Identity in Rural Kentucky
Mary A. Zwolinski
1988
Displays of Culture: Personal Museums in Wisconsin
Eleonore Mitchell
1988
Pre-Lent Celebrations: Shrovetide and Carnival
Chad Berry
1988
Folk Custom as a Barometer of Social Change in a Tennessee Community
Gregory Hansen
1987
The 'Blankety-Blank' of Bear Creek Camp: A Rhetorical Analysis of a Folk Drama
Ann C. Taft
1986
At the Spiritual Grassroots': An Analysis of Visionary Art and Artists
Sheila Riley
1986
Mam Ma: An Oral Life History of Mona Baldwin
Donald Andrew Beisswenger
1985
Singing Schools in Southcentral Kentucky
Julie Annette Hauri-Foster
1984
Two Hairdressers: Artistry and Communication
Kathleen L. Young
1983
Ethnobotany: A Methodology for Folklorists
Deborah McGuffey Hall
1983
Using Folklore to Teach English as a Second Language
Denis O. Kiely
1983
The Loving of the Game: A Study of Basketry in the Mammoth Cave Area
Theresa L. Jureka
1983
Women and Work at the Turn of the Century: The Mrs. A.H. Taylor Dressmaking Company
Jan Laude
1982
A Contemporary Female Psychic: A Folkloristic Study of a Traditional Occupation
Ervin H. Mason
1982
A Study of the Biblical Narrative of Saul, Including Investigation of the Folktale and Proverb as Genres of Folk Narrative
Nana S. Farris
1982
Ink in My Blood: The Folklore of a Commercial Print Shop
Timothy S. Cochrane
1982
The Folklife Expressions of Three Isle Royale Fishermen: A Sense of Place Examination
Edward B. McCurley
1982
A History of the Bowling Green Fire Department: A Look at Two Traditional Methodologies
Martin B. Ostrofsky
1982
O. Henry's Use of Stereotypes in His New York City Stories: An Example of the Utilization of Folklore in Literature
Debbie J. Gibson
1981
Folklore, Folklife and Still Photography: A Synergetic Approach
Keith Ludden
1981
'No Bob Yet': A Collection of Narratives from Nobob, Kentucky
John Marshall
1981
Barbecue in Western Kentucky: An Ethnographic Study
Jan Alm
1981
A Sourcebook for the Interpretation of Traditional Dance by Outdoor Museums and Historic Sites
Elizabeth Gail Harzoff
1981
They'd Have the Biggest Time You Ever Saw: Square Dances as Settings for Community Social Interaction in Trigg County, Kentucky Ca. 1920-1979
R. Raymond Allen
1981
Old-Time Music and the Urban Folk Revival
Gilbert Wayne Howard
1981
Fiddle Songs and Banjo Songs: A Description and Index
Mary Helen Weldy
1980
A Study of the Usefulness of Folkloric Topics in a Remotivation Technique Program with Institutionalized Elderly Persons
George P. Reynolds
1980
Home, Loved Ones, and Heaven: Folk Expression in the Songs of Katherine O'Neill Peters Sturgil
Rebecca D. Morse
1979
Tinsley Bottom, Tennessee: An Historical Reconstruction Utilizing Oral Narrative Traditions
Lori J. Kaplan
1979
The Lark on the Strand: A Study of a Traditional Irish Flute Player and His Music
Kate Parker Grenier
1978
Folklore, Poetry, and Identity: A Study of the Archetypes in the Poetry of Leslie Silko
J. Vaughan Webb
1977
Traditional Elements in the Selected Columns of Allan M. Trout
Dianna Zacharias
1976
An Interpretation of the Florida Ex-Slaves' Memories of Slavery and the Civil War
Michael l. Morse
1975
The Hensley Settlement: An Oral Folk History of Its Material Culture
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
7:30 P.M.
Capitol Arts Theatre, Downtown Bowling Green
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