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Articles in April, 2002 issue of Folklore

• Narrating names
  by W.F.H. Nicolaisen
• Stony Gaze: Investigating Celtic and Other Stone Heads
  by David Clarke
• Bereavement and Commemoration: An Archaeology of Mortality
  by Clare Gittings
• Wassail this about, then?
  by Chris Barltrop
• A Dictionary of Albanian Religion, Mythology and Folk Culture
  by Thornton B. Edwards
• The History of Morris Dancing: 1458-1750
  by Stephen D. Corrsin
• Beyond the Disney spell, or escape into Pantoland
  by Justyna Deszcz
• Druid, Shaman, Priest: Metaphors of Celtic Paganism
  by Charles W. MacQuarrie
• Dragons in twentieth-century fiction
  by Sandra Unerman
• Renaat van Craenenbroeck, 1937-2001
  by Stephen D. Corrsin
• The Mourning for Diana
  by Christine Kenny
• Cecil Sharp in Somerset: some reflections on the work of David Harker
  by C.J. Bearman
• Jane Hicks Gentry: A Singer Among Singers
  by James Porter
• Bos primigenius in Britain: or, why do fairy cows have red ears?
  by Jessica Hemming
• Irish Law and Lawyers in Modern Folk Tradition
  by Miceal Ross
• Much ado about "sweet bugger all": getting to the bottom of a puzzle in British Folk Speech
  by Alan Dundes
• Arthur in Medieval Welsh Literature
  by Juliette Wood
• Why Don't Sheep Shrink When it Rains: A Further Collection of Photocopier Folklore
  by Christie Davies
• The Hungbu and Nolbu tale type: a Korean double contrastive narrative structure
  by James Huntley Grayson
• Giants, Monsters and Dragons: An Encyclopaedia of Folklore, Legend and Myth
  by Juliette Wood
• Grovelling and Other Vices: The Sociology of Sycophancy
  by Christie Davies