Vol. 18 No. 2 (2024)

Published: 2024-12-13

Editorial

Editorial Impressions: The Great Robbery: How Skeletons and Gods Ended up in Museum Collections

Art Leete

i–iv
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Inspirational Insights

Folklore, Ethnology, Philology: National Sciences and Global Connections

Diarmuid Ó Giolláin

1–12
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Articles

Life and Death in the Mazahua Worldview in the Context of COVID-19

Felipe González Ortiz

13–29
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Examining ‘Vernacular’ Symbols and Symbolic Power in Times of Crisis

Kikee Doma Bhutia

30–48
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The Spiritual Significance of Birds in Sámi Tradition

Francis Joy, Peter Armstrand, Elli-Maaret Helander

49–74
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Dramaturgical Tactics in a Chinese Tea Room: Tailoring Self-presentation for Business Success

Yanyu Wang , Robert Tian, Alf H. Walle

75–89
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Dressing the Part: Producing Ethnic Minority Textiles in the Era of Intangible Cultural Heritage Tourism

Carrie Hertz

90–122
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Basketry and Festival among the Dong (Kam) People

Jason Baird Jackson, Lijun Zhang

123–151
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“I Will Stitch It Back and Pass It Down”: A Bai Elder Makes and Teaches Buzha

Jon Kay

152–172
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Basketry Craft Practice in Southwest China: The Case of Defeng Village

Lijun Zhang, Jason Baird Jackson

173–193
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Notes and Reviews

Book Review: Words and Silences: Nenets Reindeer Herders and Russian Evangelical Missionaries in the Post-Soviet Arctic

Kirill Istomin

194–200
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Folk Narratives in the Changing World: The 19th Congress of the International Society for Folk Narrative Research (ISFNR)

Malay Bera

201–205
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Book Review: The End of the World: Cultural Apocalypse and Transcendence

Roberto Evangelista

206–208
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