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On "Remus Orthography"

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The particular orthography chosen by Joel Chandler Harris to represent African-American speech is, admittedly, a literary construct, but this is no reason to completely reject its authority, as some scholars have done. Each folklorist working in African American lore has made editorial choices regarding orthography, and there is no perfect transcription in any single text or collection. Surely the Harris tales must be regarded as an authentic part of a rich tradition.

Publisher: Indiana University Press
Publication Name: Journal of Folklore Research
Subject: Anthropology/archeology/folklore
ISSN: 0737-7037
Year: 1999
African Americans, Language and languages, Myths and legends, Black English, Harris, Joel Chandler

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Our best, and oldest, friends: the long and often forgotten history of dogs

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Two new books examine the role of domesticated dogs in human history. "The Lost History of the Canine Race" by Mary Elizabeth Thurston concerns the influence of dogs throughout the world. It is fascinating and well-illustrated, though Thurston fails to note the source of most of the illustrations. "A History of Dogs in the Early Americas" by Marion Schwartz concentrates on dog-human interaction in Precolumbian America.

Author: Snyder, Lynn M.
Publisher: Archaeological Institute of America
Publication Name: Archaeology
Subject: Anthropology/archeology/folklore
ISSN: 0003-8113
Year: 1998
Books, Bibliography, Book Review, Book reviews, The Lost History of the Canine Race (Book), A History of Dogs in the Early Americas (Book), Thurston, Mary Elizabeth, Schwartz, Marion

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