Multimedia
These links will enrich your reading experience by giving you access to color photographs, sound clips, full transcriptions, and other resources associated with particular Journal of Folklore Research articles. Multimedia features are organized by author last name.
- Archer, John
- The Little Waiata That Ran Away: Some Much-Travelled Songs from the Maori-Pakeha Cultural Interface
See "The Little Waiata That Ran Away: Songs from the Maori-Pakeha Cultural Interface," Journal of Folklore Research 44/2–3 (2007): 239–47.
- Cashman, Ray
- Mumming in West Tyrone, Northern Ireland
See "Mumming with the Neighbors in West Tyrone," Journal of Folklore Research 37/1 (2000): 73–84.
- Hathaway, Rosemary V.
- Vernacular Responses to the Events of September 11, 2001
See "'Life in the TV': The Visual Nature of 9/11 Lore and Its Impact on Vernacular Response," Journal of Folklore Research 42/1 (2005): 33–56.
- Lindahl, Carl
- Merrywise: A Performance by Jane Muncy Fugate
See "Two Tellings of 'Merrywise': 1949 and 2000," Journal of Folklore Research 38/1–2 (2001): 39–54.
- Moore, Willard B.
- The Painted Villages of Meso-America
See "The Intersection of Folk and Fine Art," Journal of Folklore Research 36/1 (1999): 71–82.
- Siporin, Steve
- A Contemporary Legend from Italy
See "A Contemporary Legend from Italy," Journal of Folklore Research 45/2 (2008): 171–92.
- Thompson, Tok Freeland
- Summer Solstice Celebration, Kenai Peninsula, Alaska
See "'Ladies and Gentlemen, the North Road Pounders!': An Inquiry into Identity, Aesthetics, and New Authenticities in Rural Alaska," Journal of Folklore Research 40/3 (2003): 273–88.
- Young, Katharine
- Gastrulation Gestures
See "Aesthetic Ecologies: Reflections on What Makes Artifacts Art," Journal of Folklore Research 51/2 (2014).