| Western Folklore 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Embracing doomsday: faith, fatalism, and apocalyptic beliefs in the nuclear age. | Regional focus/area studies | Wojcik, Daniel |
| "Let it go to the garlic!": evil eye and the fertility of women among the Sephardim.(The 1996 Archer Taylor Memorial Lecture) | Regional focus/area studies | Zumwalt, Rosemary Levy |
| Light up the sky: Halloween bonfires and cultural hegemony in Northern Ireland. | Regional focus/area studies | Santino, Jack |
| "No tickee, no washee": subtleties of a proverbial slur. | Regional focus/area studies | Mieder, Wolfgang |
| Plotting a misogynistic path to Christian Dior's Poison. | Regional focus/area studies | Hoffman-Jeep, Lynda |
| Structure, society, and symbolism: toward a holistic interpretation of fairy tales. | Regional focus/area studies | Lau, Kimberly J. |
| The blind girl, a misplaced folktale. | Regional focus/area studies | Goldberg, Christine |
| The "m" word: the 1994 Archer Taylor Memorial Lecture. (multiculturalism) | Regional focus/area studies | Dresser, Norine |
| The myth and ritual of Ezili Freda in Hurston's 'Their Eyes Were Watching God.' (Zora Neale Hurston) | Regional focus/area studies | Collins, Derek |
| The perceptional life of Janet Callahan. | Regional focus/area studies | Degh, Linda |
| The yellow ribboning of the USA: contested meanings in the construction of a political symbol. | Regional focus/area studies | Pershing, Linda, Yocom, Margaret R. |
| Two applications for admission to U$C. | Regional focus/area studies | Dundes, Alan |
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