Box 380
Contains 19 Results:
The babies : stories of the youngest child told by their older siblings, 2014
Student generated paper written by Raphael Magre. Family narratives about the youngest children in the family as told by the oldest children.
The lost arts or handwritten communication, 2014
Submitted by BYU student Kirsten Rodgers about the lost art of handwriting. Includes autobiographical sketch, interviews about post-its, nursing charts, flash cards, thank you notes, and personal stationary.
Cartoons and children's shows of the '90s : bringing the children of the 1990s together through televisions, 2014
Submitted by BYU student Jacquelyne Masotti about 1990s children's television shows. Contains autobiographical sketch and interviews with informants, who the author identifies as "90s babies" who reflect on how television has shifted since the 90s. Prepared for 2014 English 391 course for Dr. Jill Rudy.
The legend and folklore of the Bear Lake Monster, 2016
Submitted by BYU student Shawnee Hawkes about the Bear Lake Monster legend of Bear Lake, Utah. Contains cover essay, autobiographical sketch, and informant interviews. Includes stories about how the legend fits into Native American and Mormon folklore and personal accounts of witnessing the monster. Submitted for the winter 2016 English 392 course for Professor Eric A. Eliason.
Diaspora of Korea lovers, 2016
Submitted by BYU student Amanda DeBuse. Contains cover essay, autobiographical sketch, and informant interviews. Includes stories about how informants were introduced to Korean culture and food. Created for American Folklore 392 course for Dr. Eric A. Eliason.
Family folklore : stories and tales of Col. Eugene Haynes Bulter, 2016
Submitted by BYU student Andy Williams. Contains cover essay, autobiographical sketch, and informant interviews. Includes family stories about ethnographer's grandfather who he described as a "performer hero." Created for English 391 for Dr. Eric Eliason.
The folklore of wedding dresses , 2016
Submitted by BYU student Amanda Ricks Smith on wedding dress customs, including discussion on the temple dresses, choosing and buying the wedding dress, and the groom seeing the dress before the wedding. Contains cover essay, autobiographical sketch, and informant interviews. Created for English 391 course for Dr. Eric Eliason.
The Maya weaving tradition , 2016
Submitted by BYU student Jody Hansen on her personal Mayan textile collection from Guatemala. Contains photographs of textiles and autobiographical sketch.
Break-up stories as told by young married couples living in Provo, Utah, 2016
Submitted by Zachary James Strickland on bad break-up stories. Contains cover essay, autobiographical sketch, and informant interviews. Created for English 392 course for Dr. Eric Eliason.