call for papers-creativity (fwd)

[Amy Rachel Goldenberg]

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       Folklore Forum, a bi-annual journal published by the Folklore
 Publications Group at the Folklore Institute at Indiana University
 announces its 30th anniversary issue (30/1), which will focus on the
 theme of "creativity-everyday life."

       In the 1974 Presidential Address to the American Folklore Society
 Dell Hymes identified five "key notions" around which he believed a
 "general conception of folklore can be built": genre, performance,
 tradition, situation, and creativity. Folklore Forum
 issue 30/1 will explore this final notion identified by Hymes.
 Specifically we will explore the notion of creativity in and
 as a part of everyday life in as broad a framework as possible.

        We encourage submissions from a variety of genres including
 articles, essays, reviews, and collectanea.


 DEADLINE: February 15, 1998

 SUBMISSION GUIDELINES:

 All submissions should conform to the Chicago Manual of Style using
 paranthetical citations. Since manuscripts are refereed
 anonymously, the author's name should appear along with brief
 contributor information (not exceeding fifty words) on the title page
 only. Submissions should include electronic manuscript in either PC or
 Macintosh formatted floppy diskette accompanying the hard copy.

 Address all submissions and other correspondence to:

 47 Editors
 Folklore Forum
 504 n. Fess
 Bloomington, IN 47405

 email: folkpub at ucs.indiana.edu


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