Asian Folklore Studies

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Articles in April 2005 issue of Asian Folklore Studies

• The Dog Star and the Multiple Suns motif: an Asian contribution to European mythology.
  by Metevelis, Peter
• Silkworms and consorts in Nara Japan.(cultural relations of China and Japan)
  by Como, Michael
• The revival of folk religion and gender relationships in rural china: a preliminary observation.
  by Law, Pui-lam
• Cate, Sandra. Making Merit, Making Art: A Thai Temple in Wimbledon.(Book Review)
  by Hajime, Moribe
• Bridal laments in rural Hong Kong.(Chinese women social aspects)
  by Ho, Yuk-ying
• Qian, Nanxiu. Spirit and Self in Medieval China: The Shih-shuo hsin-yu and its Legacy.(Book Review)
  by Wu, Sujane
• "Listen, Rama's wife!" Maithil women's perspectives and practices in the festival of sama cakeva.
  by Davis, Coralynn
• Re: Centre for Folklore/Indigenous Knowledge Studies.(INDIA)
• Re: World Intangible Cultural Heritage.(International Asian Folklore Academic Society's resolution for cultural property protection)
• Re: The 4th International Conference on Yi Studies.(CHINA)
• Stories and language of the Mantauran.(We Should Not Forget the Stories of The Mantauran: Memories of Our Past)(Book Review)
  by Kaneko, Erika; Shigeru, Tsuchida
• Folk culture and urban adaptation: a case study of the Paharia in Rajshahi.
  by Akand, Mustafa Kamal
• Kristina Lindell (1928-2005): in memoriam.(OBITUARY)(Obituary)
  by Fiskesjo, Magnus