David Buchan
Biographic Data
| ID | 697501 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David Buchan |
| GIVEN NAMES | David |
| FAMILY NAME | Buchan |
| SIGNATURE | BUCHAN D |
| AFFILIATIONS | New York Times |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Glenbuchat Ballads
The Threat Within: Deregulation and Energy Security
Energy security has traditionally been understood in terms of import dependence on foreign oil, and the threats to supply from war, instability or political embargos mounted by foreign suppliers. But there is also a risk closer to home. The move towards liberalised energy markets in Europe, the US and, to some extent, Asia could undermine both the long-term contracts which have underpinned the funding of big, long-distance gas pipelines, and the …
Walter Gregor (1825–97): A Life and Preliminary Bibliography
The Reverend Dr Walter Gregor, a founder member of the Folklore Society, was one of the most outstanding men of his day, combining the life of a parish minister with that of a prolific scholar of international repute, a not unusual state of affairs in Victorian times. Walter Gregor was born on 23 October 1825 at Fogieside, in the parish of Keith, in the northeast of Scotland, where his father James was a tenant farmer. He was educated at Keith Sc…
Europe: The Strange Superpower
Many-headed might the roots of power the roads to Maastricht the new set-up Europe's diplomatic service Yugoslavia - a tragic failure the wider Europe the Southern flank immigration - slamming the door? the other superpowers Europe in uniform variable Europe
John Ord, Ord's Bothy Songs and Ballads of Aberdeen, Banff, and Moray Angus and the Mearns
The Constraints of the European Community
A Book of Scottish Ballads
The Traditional Ballads of Iceland: Historical Studies
Tale Roles and Revenants: A Morphology of Ghosts
Scottish Tradition: A Collection of Scottish Folk Literature
The Cornkister Days: Portrait of a Land and Its Rituals
Scottish Tradition
Technology transfer to the soviet bloc
English Folk Poetry: Structure and Meaning
Eastern Europe: Only the Beginning
Romania's Policy Gamble
Propp's Tale Role and a Ballad Repertoire
THE WORK OF VLADIMIR PROPP (1968) has exercised a highly stimulating effect on folkloristics in general in recent decades. Its impact on ballad scholarship, however, has been relatively limited. Bruce Beatie (1978) has suggestively analyzed the first 25 ballad types in Child in the light of Propp's morphological scheme; Judith Turner (1972) has constructed a Proppian system for eight ballad types (Child 69, 70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77) in her Morp…
Folklore Notes
Bookshelf
RELATIONS AFTER THE RAJ The Erosion of a Relationship: India and Britain since 1960. MICHAEL LIPTON and JOHN FIRN. For the Royal Institute of International Relations. Oxford University Press. 1975. £13.00. AN AMERICAN'S ASIA Asia and the Road Ahead. ROBERT A. SCALAPINO. University of California Press. $10.95. ARCTIC INTERESTS The Arctic in Question. Edited by E. J. DOSMAN. Oxford University Press. 206 pp. KEEPING TABS ON THE MONEY The Power of th…
The Ballad and the Folk
History and Harlaw
A Lughnasa Piper in the Northeast of Scotland
Europe: The Strange Superpower
Many-headed might the roots of power the roads to Maastricht the new set-up Europe's diplomatic service Yugoslavia - a tragic failure the wider Europe the Southern flank immigration - slamming the door? the other superpowers Europe in uniform variable Europe
Walter Gregor (1825–97): A Life and Preliminary Bibliography
The Reverend Dr Walter Gregor, a founder member of the Folklore Society, was one of the most outstanding men of his day, combining the life of a parish minister with that of a prolific scholar of international repute, a not unusual state of affairs in Victorian times. Walter Gregor was born on 23 October 1825 at Fogieside, in the parish of Keith, in the northeast of Scotland, where his father James was a tenant farmer. He was educated at Keith Sc…
Tale Roles and Revenants: A Morphology of Ghosts
History and Harlaw
History and Harlaw
A Lughnasa Piper in the Northeast of Scotland
The Ballad and the Folk
Bookshelf
RELATIONS AFTER THE RAJ The Erosion of a Relationship: India and Britain since 1960. MICHAEL LIPTON and JOHN FIRN. For the Royal Institute of International Relations. Oxford University Press. 1975. £13.00. AN AMERICAN'S ASIA Asia and the Road Ahead. ROBERT A. SCALAPINO. University of California Press. $10.95. ARCTIC INTERESTS The Arctic in Question. Edited by E. J. DOSMAN. Oxford University Press. 206 pp. KEEPING TABS ON THE MONEY The Power of th…
Folklore Notes
Eastern Europe: Only the Beginning
Romania's Policy Gamble
Propp's Tale Role and a Ballad Repertoire
THE WORK OF VLADIMIR PROPP (1968) has exercised a highly stimulating effect on folkloristics in general in recent decades. Its impact on ballad scholarship, however, has been relatively limited. Bruce Beatie (1978) has suggestively analyzed the first 25 ballad types in Child in the light of Propp's morphological scheme; Judith Turner (1972) has constructed a Proppian system for eight ballad types (Child 69, 70, 71, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77) in her Morp…
English Folk Poetry: Structure and Meaning
Technology transfer to the soviet bloc
Scottish Tradition
Tale Roles and Revenants: A Morphology of Ghosts
Scottish Tradition: A Collection of Scottish Folk Literature
The Cornkister Days: Portrait of a Land and Its Rituals
A Book of Scottish Ballads
The Traditional Ballads of Iceland: Historical Studies
The Constraints of the European Community
John Ord, Ord's Bothy Songs and Ballads of Aberdeen, Banff, and Moray Angus and the Mearns
Europe: The Strange Superpower
Many-headed might the roots of power the roads to Maastricht the new set-up Europe's diplomatic service Yugoslavia - a tragic failure the wider Europe the Southern flank immigration - slamming the door? the other superpowers Europe in uniform variable Europe
Walter Gregor (1825–97): A Life and Preliminary Bibliography
The Reverend Dr Walter Gregor, a founder member of the Folklore Society, was one of the most outstanding men of his day, combining the life of a parish minister with that of a prolific scholar of international repute, a not unusual state of affairs in Victorian times. Walter Gregor was born on 23 October 1825 at Fogieside, in the parish of Keith, in the northeast of Scotland, where his father James was a tenant farmer. He was educated at Keith Sc…
The Threat Within: Deregulation and Energy Security
Energy security has traditionally been understood in terms of import dependence on foreign oil, and the threats to supply from war, instability or political embargos mounted by foreign suppliers. But there is also a risk closer to home. The move towards liberalised energy markets in Europe, the US and, to some extent, Asia could undermine both the long-term contracts which have underpinned the funding of big, long-distance gas pipelines, and the …
The Glenbuchat Ballads
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