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Established in 1968, Folklore Forum is produced by graduate students at the Folklore and Ethnomusicology Department of Indiana University. The journal encourages the free-flowing exchange of research and ideas on all aspects of folklore and folklife. An interdisciplinary publication, Folklore Forum seeks to continually question existing assumptions and bring new ideas to the fore of humanities and social sciences. Folklore Forum is managed along with Trickster Press, a not-for-profit folklore publishing house, through Folklore and Ethnomusicology Publications.
Contact: folkpub@indiana.edu
IUB Folklore & Ethnomusicology Dept.

Collections in this community

• Volume 01, Issues 1-4 1968: Folklore Forum[35]
  
  
• Volume 02, Issues 1-6 1969: Folklore Forum[53]
  
  
• Volume 03, Issues 1-6 1970: Folklore Forum[49]
  
  
• Volume 04, Issues 1-6 1971: Folklore Forum[31]
  
  
• Volume 05, Issues 1-4 1972: Folklore Forum[45]
  
  
• Volume 06, Issues 1-6 1973: Folklore Forum[93]
  
  
• Volume 07, Issues 1-4 1974: Folklore Forum[88]
  
  
• Volume 08, Issues 1-4 1975: Folklore Forum[34]
  
  
• Volume 09, Issues 1-4 1976: Folklore Forum[54]
  
  
• Volume 10, Issues 1-4 1977: Folklore Forum[39]
  
  
• Volume 11, Issues 1-3 1978: Folklore Forum[41]
  
  
• Volume 12, Issues 1-3 1979: Folklore Forum[16]
  
  
• Volume 13, Issues 1-3 1980: Folklore Forum[26]
  
  
• Volume 14, Issues 1-2 1981: Folklore Forum[25]
  
  
• Volume 15, Issues 1-2 1982: Folklore Forum[37]
  
  
• Volume 16, Issues 1-2 1983: Folklore Forum[29]
  
  
• Volume 17, Issues 1-2 1984: Folklore Forum[37]
  
  
• Volume 18, Issues 1-2 1985: Folklore Forum[40]
  
  
• Volume 19, Issues 1-2 1986: Folklore Forum[46]
  
  
• Volume 20, Issues 1/2 1987: Folklore Forum[21]
  
  
• Volume 21, Issues 1-2 1988: Folklore Forum[49]
  
  
• Volume 22, Issues 1/2 1989: Folklore Forum[25]
  
  
• Volume 23, Issues 1/2 1990: Folklore Forum[26]
  
  
• Volume 24, Issues 1-2 1991: Folklore Forum[46]
  
  
• Volume 25, Issues 1-2 1992: Folklore Forum[22]
  
  
• Volume 26, Issues 1/2 1993: Folklore Forum[13]
  
  
• Volume 27, Issues 1-2 1996: Folklore Forum[34]
  
  
• Volume 28, Issues 1-2 1997: Folklore Forum[33]
  
  
• Volume 29, Issues 1-2 1998: Folklore Forum[46]
  
  
• Volume 30, Issues 1/2 1999: Folklore Forum[14]
  
  
• Volume 31, Issues 1-2 2000: Folklore Forum[50]
  
  
• Volume 32, Issues 1/2: 2001: Folklore Forum[17]
  
  
• Volume 33, Issues 1/2 2002: Folklore Forum[25]
  
  
• Volume 34, Issues 1/2 2003: Folklore Forum[21]
  
  
• Volume 35, Issues 1/2 2004: Folklore Forum[19]
  
  
• Volume 36, Issue 1, 2005: Folklore Forum[12]
  
  
• Volume 37, Issues 1-2, 2007: Folklore Forum[10]
  
  
• Volume 38, Issues 1-2, 2008: Folklore Forum[13]
  
  

Recent Submissions

• Userpicks: Cyber Folk Art in the Early 21st Century
  
  Foote, Monica (Department of Folklore and Ehtnomusicology Indiana University, 2007)
  
  
• From the Guest Editor
  
  Yun, Kyoim (Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, Indiana University, 2008)
  
  
• Review of Jack Zipes' "Hans Christian Andersen: The Misunderstood Storyteller"
  
  Stanzak, Steve (Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, Indiana University, 2008)
  
  
• Review of Huang Sui-chi's "Essentials of Neo-Confucianism: Eight Major Philosophers of the Song and Ming Periods"
  
  Kuang, Lanlan (Diane) (Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology, Indiana University, 2008)
  
  
• "Neither Fish nor Fowl": Constructing Peranakan Identity in Colonial and Post-Colonial Singapore
  
  Hardwick, Patricia Ann (Department of Folklore nad Ethnomusicology, Indiana University, 2008)
  This article traces the way in which political processes influence the creation and presentation of Peranakan ethnic identity during the colonial and post-colonial period in Singapore. Peranakan culture combines southern ...