The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes

A detailed reference book to the histories of more than 500 rhymes and songs, with their parallels, first appearances, origins, and variations. The Opies are unrivalled as authorities on the folklore of childhood

Art · Linguistics · Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies · History · Philosophy

• What the Opies have meant to me

  Elizabeth Grugeon•International Journal of Play•2014

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• Child play is serious

  Ruth Finnegan•International Journal of Play•2014

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• Iona Opie

  Peter Barnes, Peter J Barnes•International Journal of Play•2014

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• Iona and me

  Mavis Curtis•International Journal of Play•2014

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• The lives and legacies of Iona and Peter Opie

  Julia Bishop, Julia C Bishop•International Journal of Play•2014

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• Medieval Childhood

  Nicholas Orme•Childhood in the Past•2008

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• Telling business stories as fellowship-tales

  Open Access•Robert Smith, Helle Neergaard•International Journal of Gender…•2015

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• Toward a Cultural Theory of Gaming

  Janet Murray•Popular Communication•2006

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• They Come over Here … 300 Years of Xenophobic Propaganda in England

  Robin Croft, Dianne Dean•Journal of Political Marketing•2014

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• Formulettes éducatives de première enfance chez les Franco-Terreneuviens

  Gerald Thomas•Ethnologies•1981

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• Clandestine Crypto-Camouflaged Usurer or Legal Merchant? Edwardian Jewry, 1275–90

  Robin R Mundill•Jewish Culture and History•2000

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• Erotics and the image of childhood in an Australian newspaper

  Ian Jackson•Journal of Australian Studies•1995

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• Gerard Manley Hopkins' sprung rhythm

  Open Access•Bruce Hayes, Claire Moore-Cantwell•Phonology•2011

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• Pig bodies and vegetative states

  Jennifer Parker-Starbuck•Women & Performance a journal of…•2008

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• Just a Load of Hibber-Gibber ? Making Sense of English Rhyming Compounds

  Réka Benczes•Australian Journal of Linguistics•2012

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• Bengali Folk Rhymes

  Syed Mohammad Shahed•Asian Folklore Studies•1993

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• The Ambivalent Status of Texts

  Michael Steig•Poetics Today•1980

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• Animals in medieval art

  W Brunsdon Yapp•Journal of Medieval History•1987

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• Rhythm ‘n’ rhymes

  B Lee Cooper•Popular Music & Society•1989

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• Practising democracy

  Angela Thody•Research Papers in Education•1994

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• Oh, Boy! (Oh, Boy)

  Open Access•Barbara Bradby•Popular Music•2002

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• Assessing the social meaning, value and implications of research in genomics

  Blanca Lumbreras, Miquel Porta et al.•Journal of Epidemiology and…•2007

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• The Public Health Call”

  Gabriel Scally•Journal of Epidemiology and…•2007

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• Deformity Poems and Other Nasties

  Simon Dickie•Eighteenth-Century Life•2017

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• Paralytic Animation

  Creaney Creaney•Victorian Studies•2010

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• The Despair to Empowerment Curricular Curve in Global Education

  Brad M Maguth, Andrea Tomer et al.•The Social Studies•2019

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• Unknowability and Pleasure

  Michael Warner, Marina Warner•Social research•2020

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• Taking Silliness Seriously

  Open Access•Michelle Ann Abate•The Journal of Popular Culture•2009

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• And the dish ran away with the spoon

  Open Access•Greg Mogenson•Journal of Analytical Psychology•2018

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• Stork Rhymes in Spain

  José Manuel Pedrosa•Folklore•1994

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• Butz Triads

  Gareth Morgan•Folklore•1983

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• From ‘Breathless Catalogue’ to ‘Beyond Text’

  Julia Bishop, Julia C Bishop•Folklore•2016

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• Songs of a Surrogate Mother

  Brian Heap•Caribbean Quarterly•1997

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• Sceptreless, free, uncircumscribed? Radicalism, dissent and early children's books

  Margaret Kinnell•British Journal of Educational…•1988

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• Sor Juana and Gabriela Mistral; Locations and Locutions of the Saintly Woman

  Open Access•Elizabeth Horan, Elizabeth Rosa Horan•Chasqui•1996

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• OOO, Guerrilla metaphysics, and the allure of children’s musical play

  Alison Harmer•Music Education Research•2024

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• Die globale Corona-Pandemie im Spiegel persönlicher Postings – Plattformbezogene Kommunikationsmodi in Sozialen Medien

  Open Access•Paul Eisewicht, Nico Steinmann et al.•Österreichische Zeitschrift für…•2021

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• Family economic pressure and early adolescents' prosocial behavior

  Open Access•Sonya Xinyue Xiao, Kevin M Korous et al.•Journal of Adolescence•2023

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• Heads under bridges or in mud

  Open Access•G Forth•Anthropology Today•2009

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• Stumbling into folklore more than 50 years ago

  J D A Widdowson•International Journal of Play•2014

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• How oral is oral literature

  Open Access•Ruth Finnegan•Bulletin of the School of…•1974

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• Marking Stress Ex PLIC itly in Written English Fosters Rhythm in the Reader's Inner Voice

  Open Access•Jennifer Gross, Bo Winegard et al.•Reading Research Quarterly•2018

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• A Medieval Carol Survival

  George Perkins, George H Perkins•Journal of American Folklore•1961

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• Depth Collecting from a Sixth-Grade Class

  Nancy C Leventhal, Ed Cray•Western Folklore•1963

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• The Meaning of Life

  Open Access•Nathan Carlin•Pastoral Psychology•2016

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• Derrida, Searle, Contexts, Games, Riddles

  Edmond Wright•New Literary History•1982

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