Childhood and Folklore: A Psychoanalytic Study of Apache Personality |
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Foreword by Alan Dundes vii | 1 |
Interaction Among Folklorists Anthropologists and Psychoanalysts | 12 |
Irrationality in and the Multiple Existence of Folklore | 13 |
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