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2003
A Culture’s Ethnography in its Historical Context: The Italian Jewish Case, Steve Siporin
Food in Folklore: Nightmares and Dreams, Steve Siporin
Identity at Work, Steve Siporin
Kenai and Soldotna: Communities of Performed Memory, Steve Siporin
Your Identity at Work, Steve Siporin
Naked Barbies, Warrior Joes, and Other Forms of Visible Gender, Jeannie B. Thomas
2002
As if for you to choose -‘: Conflicting Textual Economies in Dickinson’s Correspondence with Helen Hunt Jackson, Paul Crumbley
Contesting the Sublime: New Versions of an Alternative American Tradition, Paul Crumbley
Review of the Nature of Generosity, Paul Crumbley and William Kittredge
Off the Grid: Serving the Needs of Non-Tradtional ESL Students, Virginia N. Exton
Ethnography in the Composition Classroom, Christie L. Fox
Marching in Time: The Dublin St. Patrick’s Festival as a Unifying Event, Christie L. Fox
Making Objects, Creating Places: McCall Winter Carnival, Lisa Gabbert
Termination’s Legacy: The Discarded Indians of Utah, H. Bert Jenson
Uintah Basin Campus Library Partnered With USU Libraries System, H. Bert Jenson
Virtual Library, Real Service, H. Bert Jenson
Distance Education and Library Instruction, H. Bert Jenson and Rob Morrison
The Crisis in Classroom Civility, Joyce A. Kinkead and L. L. Meeks
Life is Beautiful: Four Riddles, Three Answers, Steve Siporin
The Survival of the Most Ancient of Minorities, Steve Siporin
2001
Redeeming the Fallen Giants: Chesterton on Newman, Carlyle, and Dickens, Alan Blackstock
The ‘Art of Peace’: Emily Dickinson and the Democratic Book, Paul Crumbley
Neither Here Nor There: The Liminal Position of Teresa Deevy and her Female Characters, Christie L. Fox
Apartheid Prison Narratives, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and the Construction of National (Traumatic) Memory, Shane Graham
Entries on “South African Literature,” “Comprador,” and “African Language (Zulu) Literature, Shane Graham
Philo T. Farnsworth: The Father of Television, H. Bert Jenson
English 1010 Student Handbook, Lynne Sullivan McNeill
La Befana, Steve Siporin
Sfrati and Vino Kasher: Jewish Food without Jews, Steve Siporin
The Jews of Pitigliano: A Minority in Folklore, History, Memory, and Monument, Steve Siporin
Venice and the Jews: Centuries of Cooking From the First Ghetto, Steve Siporin
Review of Susan Stern’s film, Barbie Nation: An Unauthorized Tour, Jeannie B. Thomas
The Cemetery as Marketplace in Salem, Massachusetts, Jeannie B. Thomas
2000
Semiotics of the Macnas Parade in Galway, Christie L. Fox
Naming Places: Re-Shaping and Re-Modeling through Local Linguistic Practices, Lisa Gabbert
Petting the Fabric: Media and the Creative Process, Lisa Gabbert
Religious Belief and Everyday Knowledge: A Functional Analysis of the Legend Dialectic, Lisa Gabbert
A Librarian’s Approach to The History and Folklore of the Uintah Basin: Its Bibliographic Underpinnings, H. Bert Jenson
Reading the Literature of Higher Education, Joyce A. Kinkead
What's Next for Writing Centers?, Joyce A. Kinkead and Jeanette Harris
The Administrative Audience: A Rhetorical Problem, Joyce A. Kinkead and J. Simpson
A Map to the World's First Ghetto, Steve Siporin
Flying, Steve Siporin
Four Riddles, Three Answers, Steve Siporin
On Scapegoating Public Folklore, Steve Siporin
The Little Jerusalem of Italy, Steve Siporin
Introduction to Worldviews and the American West: The Life of the Place Itself, Steve Siporin, Polly Stewart, C. W. Sullivan III, and Suzi Jones
Tall Tales and Sales, Steve Siporin, Polly Stewart, C. W. Sullivan III, and Suzi Jones
Worldviews and the American West: The Life of the Place Itself, Steve Siporin, Polly Stewart, C. W. Sullivan III, and Suzi Jones
Review of Kathleen Stoker’s Folklore Fights the Nazis, Jeannie B. Thomas
Ride ‘Em Barbie Girl: Commodifying Folklore, Place, and the Exotic, Jeannie B. Thomas
Stone Angels, Naked Mourners, and Various Virgins: Statues, Legends, and the Gendering of Intimacy, Jeannie B. Thomas
Bluegrass and ‘White Trash’: A Case Study Concerning the Name ‘Folklore’ and Class Bias, Jeannie B. Thomas and Doug Enders
1999
Report on “Secrets of the Pen” session at the Emily Dickinson International Society International Conference in Amherst, Paul Crumbley
The Dickinson Variorum and the Question of Home, Paul Crumbley
More than 100 Years of Irish Theatre: Barabbas and Modern Irish Theatre, Christie L. Fox
The Self in ‘Fieldwork’: A Methodological Concern, Christie L. Fox, Beverly Stoeltje, and Stephen Olbrys
The ‘Text/Context’ Controversy and the Emergence of Behavioral Approaches in Folklore, Lisa Gabbert
A History of the Nine Mile Road, H. Bert Jenson
Patchwork of Cultural Diversity: History of Regional Folklore, H. Bert Jenson
Minority Job-Seekers Don't Fare As Well, Ted Pease
County Football Scholarships, Steve Siporin
For Time and Eternity : BYU Coed Jokes and the Seriousness of Mormon Humor, Steve Siporin
Review of Julie Cruikshank’s The Social Life of Stories: Narrative and Knowledge in the Yukon Territory, Jeannie B. Thomas
1998
Bride Role," "Child Role," "Dash and Other Punctuation" and "Self, as Theme," entries., Paul Crumbley
Dickinson and the Dialogic Voice, Paul Crumbley
Fascicle One: The Gambler’s Recollection, Paul Crumbley
Review of Inventing Mark Twain: The Lives of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, Paul Crumbley and Andrew Hoffman
Puppets, Parades and Pandemonium: The ‘New’ Popular Urban Drama and its Historical Context, Christie L. Fox
Rotten English’ -- Nigerian Pidgin in Saro-Wiwa’s Sozaboy and Soyinka’s From Zia With Love, Shane Graham
Presenter for Human Interests: The Humanities Book Group, H. Bert Jenson
Where Dreams Became Destiny: Benjamin O. Davis at Fort Duchesne Utah, H. Bert Jenson
A Map to the World’s First Ghetto, Steve Siporin
Chiuda Fiona, Steve Siporin
Postmodernism, Jeannie B. Thomas
Review of Pauline Greenhill and Diane Tye’s Undisciplined Women: Tradition and Culture in Canada, Jeannie B. Thomas
1997
Inflections of the Pen: Dash and Voice in Emily Dickinson, Paul Crumbley
Review of Emily Dickinson's Open Folios: Scenes of Reading, Surfaces of Writing, Paul Crumbley and Marta L. Werner
Folklore and Folk Arts in Idaho: An Educational Resource Guide, Lisa Gabbert
Chipeta: Glory and Heartache, H. Bert Jenson
Expand Your Horizons, H. Bert Jenson
More Fun Than Cream Day at Altonah: An Overview of Uintah Basin Sense of Place, H. Bert Jenson
Where Dreams Became Destiny: Benjamin O. Davis Sr. at Fort Duchesne, Utah, H. Bert Jenson
A Schoolmarm All My Life: Personal Narratives From Frontier Utah, Joyce A. Kinkead
Documenting Excellence in Teaching and Learning in Writing-Across-the-Curriculum Programs, Joyce A. Kinkead
Folk Masters: America’s Living Treasures, Steve Siporin
June Gangnon’s Fish Fog, Steve Siporin
The Pumpkin Walk: Seasonal Folk Art in a Local Community, Steve Siporin
The Whittling Edge: The Borders of Folk Art and the Work of an Idaho Woodcarver, Steve Siporin
Dumb Blondes, Dan Quayle, and Hillary Clinton: Gender, Sexuality, and Stupidity in Jokes, Jeannie B. Thomas
Featherless Chickens, Laughing Women, and Serious Stories, Jeannie B. Thomas
1996
Art’s Haunted House: Dickinson’s Sense of Self, Paul Crumbley
George Moses Horton,” “Joaquin Miller,” “John Godfrey Saxe,” “John Bannister Tabb,” “Frederick Goddard Tuckerman, Paul Crumbley
History of Utah, H. Bert Jenson
The National Writing Centers Association as Mooring: A Personal History of the First Decade, Joyce A. Kinkead
Constructing the Matriarch: The Role of Children in Making an Oral History, Steve Siporin
Death by Iced Whiskey, Steve Siporin
National Heritage Fellows, Steve Siporin
1995
Emily Dickinson, Paul Crumbley
