Wayland D Hand
Biographic Data
| ID | 248645 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wayland D Hand |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wayland D |
| FAMILY NAME | Hand |
| SIGNATURE | HAND W D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad José Vasconcelos |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 73 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 72 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1937 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
American Folk Medicine: A Symposium
(Don't) Throw The Baby out with the Bath Water: The Americanization of a German Proverb and Proverbial Expression
Bien que le proverbe « (Ne pas) Jeter le bebe avec l'eau du bain » soit apparu au XV e siecle en Allemagne, et dans le monde anglo-saxon au XIX e siecle, il est aujourd'hui considere comme etant d'origine anglo-americaine. Histoire de cette evolution du XV e siecle a nos jours avec des exemples des emplois et des significations de cette expression dans les dictionnaires et dans la presse
By Land and by Sea: Studies in the Folklore of Work and Leisure Honoring Horace P. Beck on His Sixty-Fifth Birthday
Magical Medicine: "An Alternative to "Alternative Medicine
Onomastic Magic in the Health, Sickness, and Death of Man
The magical quality of names has long been recognized by scholars, I and folklorists in particular have studied names and naming from such diverse points of view as magic and taboo, witchcraft and ghostlore, folk medicine, love divination, and names which place the recipient under the patronage of the saints. 2A whole separate field within folklore, or course, deals with the magical and symbolic use of names in the folk tale, of which "Rumpelstil…
Der Bergbau und seine Kultur: Eine Welt zwischen Dunkel und Licht
Magyar Hiedelemmonda Katalogus (A Catalog of Hungarian Folk Belief Legends)
Magical Medicine
Magical Medicine: The Folkloric Component of Medicine in the Folk Belief, Custom and Ritual of the Peoples of Europe and America
European Fairy Lore in the New World
FAIRY lore was dear to the heart of Katharine Briggs, and she knew no rival anywhere in the English-speaking world for her thorough knowledge of these diminutive creatures of lower mythology. Like many scholars of her generation, Dr. Briggs worked mainly in the literary and historical dimension, though with her friend, Ruth L. Tongue, and others, she made an occasional collecting foray into the field in search of living folk traditions. These pro…
Early American Proverbs
Superstition, Custom, and Ritual Magic: Harry M. Hyatt's Approach to the Study of Folklore
Wayland D. Hand, Frances M. Tally, Superstition, Custom, and Ritual Magic: Harry M. Hyatt's Approach to the Study of Folklore, Journal of the Folklore Institute, Vol. 16, No. 1/2 (Jan. - Aug., 1979), pp. 28-43
American Folk Medicine, A Symposium
Africa and Oceania, China and Japan.These are useful, wide-ranging surveys which provide the historian of medicine and science with the background to his studies.Unfortunately, at times, however, political and ideological undertones can be de- tected, as for example Professor Zvorkine's glosses (pp.1008-1009) and similar com- mentaries on other chapters.Clearly some of the contributors and commentators are not writing objective history, which of …
American Folk Medicine
Gott und Teufel als Weltschopfer: Eine Untersuchung uber die dualistische Tiererschaffung in der europaischen und ausser-europaischen Volksuberlieferung
From Idea to Word: Folk Beliefs and Customs Underlying Folk Speech
W AORDS ARE THE MAGIC WINGS upon which man's ideas take flight.1 They may range from single prosaic words representing an object, an action, or an idea to phrases that enlarge, enhance, and even poetize the original ideas. As a field of study, words may claim the attention of the lexicographer, the rhetorician, the student of poetry, the proverb scholar, or the compiler of popular expressions found in a language, the so-called winged words. Folk …
American Folk Legend, A Symposium
American Folk Legend: A Symposium
American Folk Legend: A Symposium
Folk Tales for Children
Folk Curing: The Magical Component
The Folk Healer: Calling and Endowment
Journal Article The Folk Healer: Calling and Endowment Get access WAYLAND D. HAND WAYLAND D. HAND University of CaliforniaLos Angeles Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, Volume XXVI, Issue 3, July 1971, Pages 263–275, https://doi.org/10.1093/jhmas/XXVI.3.263 Published: 01 July 1971
Anglo-American Folk Belief and Custom: The Old World's Legacy to the New
Wayland D. Hand, Anglo-American Folk Belief and Custom: The Old World's Legacy to the New, Journal of the Folklore Institute, Vol. 7, No. 2/3, [Special Issue: The Anglo-American Folklore Conference] (Aug. - Dec., 1970), pp. 136-155
Amazon Customs: Tribe Eats Its Dead as Mark of Respect
"Springfield Mountain" and the Mexican War
Magical Medicine: The Folkloric Component of Medicine in the Folk Belief, Custom and Ritual of the Peoples of Europe and America
American Folk Legend: A Symposium
California Miners' Folklore: Below Ground
European Fairy Lore in the New World
FAIRY lore was dear to the heart of Katharine Briggs, and she knew no rival anywhere in the English-speaking world for her thorough knowledge of these diminutive creatures of lower mythology. Like many scholars of her generation, Dr. Briggs worked mainly in the literary and historical dimension, though with her friend, Ruth L. Tongue, and others, she made an occasional collecting foray into the field in search of living folk traditions. These pro…
American Folk Medicine
Status of European and American Legend Study
Folklore from Utah's Silver Mining Camps
(Don't) Throw The Baby out with the Bath Water: The Americanization of a German Proverb and Proverbial Expression
Bien que le proverbe « (Ne pas) Jeter le bebe avec l'eau du bain » soit apparu au XV e siecle en Allemagne, et dans le monde anglo-saxon au XIX e siecle, il est aujourd'hui considere comme etant d'origine anglo-americaine. Histoire de cette evolution du XV e siecle a nos jours avec des exemples des emplois et des significations de cette expression dans les dictionnaires et dans la presse
From Idea to Word: Folk Beliefs and Customs Underlying Folk Speech
W AORDS ARE THE MAGIC WINGS upon which man's ideas take flight.1 They may range from single prosaic words representing an object, an action, or an idea to phrases that enlarge, enhance, and even poetize the original ideas. As a field of study, words may claim the attention of the lexicographer, the rhetorician, the student of poetry, the proverb scholar, or the compiler of popular expressions found in a language, the so-called winged words. Folk …
Anglo-American Folk Belief and Custom: The Old World's Legacy to the New
Wayland D. Hand, Anglo-American Folk Belief and Custom: The Old World's Legacy to the New, Journal of the Folklore Institute, Vol. 7, No. 2/3, [Special Issue: The Anglo-American Folklore Conference] (Aug. - Dec., 1970), pp. 136-155
A German House-Raising Ceremony in California
The Folklore, Customs, and Traditions of the Butte Miner
The Daina
Folklore from Utah's Silver Mining Camps
California Miners' Folklore: Above Ground
California Miners' Folklore: Below Ground
Folk-Songs of Old Quebec
American Notes & Queries
Mormon Country
A Treasury of American Folklore
Der Skonk Pole Cat
The Folklore, Customs, and Traditions of the Butte Miner
A Bibliography of the Archives of the Utah Humanities Research Foundation, 1944-1947
Songs of the Butte Miners
Silver Queen: The Fabulous Story of Baby Doe Tabor
Volkskunde: Quellen und Forschungen seit 1930
More Circular Tales
A German House-Raising Ceremony in California
Ozark Superstitions
Die heilige Hinterecke im Hauskult der Volker Nordosteuropas und Nordasiens
Hat Burning at Childbirth
House-Raising
Mutual Helpfulness among Animals
Lebendiges Jahresbrauchtum in Oberosterreich
The Cowboy's Lament
Two Child Ballads in the West
Dairy Witchcraft and the Ash
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