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Articles in Dec, 2003 issue of Folklore

• Twice Upon a Time: Women Writers and the History of the Fairy Tale - Book Review
  by Leila Rasheed
• Taking superstitions seriously [1]
  by Torunn Selberg
• Rethinking Ethnology and Folkloristics - Book Review
  by Ullrich Kockel
• Hospitality at wakes and funerals in Ireland from the seventeenth to the nineteenth century: some evidence from the written record
  by Patricia Lysaght
• Ritual Medical Lore of Sephardic Women: Sweetening the Spirits, Healing the Sick - Book Review
  by Graham Harvey
• Staging Tourism: Bodies on Display from Waikiki to Sea World - Book Review
  by Teri Brewer
• The rest on the flight into Egypt: a motif in Scandanavian Folk Art
  by Nils-Arvid Bringeus
• The Mirth of Nations - Book Review
  by W.M.S. Russell
• The Poetic Edda. Essays on Old Norse Mythology - Book Review
  by Jonathan Grove
• Sites, sacredness, and stories: interactions of archaeology and contemporary paganism
  by Robert J. Wallis
• The Folklore of Wales - Book Review
  by Antone Minard
• Ethiopian evil eye belief and the magical symbolism of iron working
  by Niall Finneran
• Russian Myths - Book Review
  by W.F. Ryan
• Iberian seventh-born children, werewolves, and the dragon slayer: a case study in the comparative interpretation of symbolic praxis and fairytales [1]
  by Francisco Vaz da Silva
• Books received for review
• Vernacular religion and nature: the "Bible of the Folk" tradition in Newfoundland
  by Marion Bowman
• The "innocent and touching custom" of maidens' garlands: a field report
  by Rosie Morris
• Repentant soul or walking corpse? Debatable apparitions in Medieval England [1]
  by Jacqueline Simpson