Once upon a Virus

M ore than any other part of the writing process for this book, the part that I have dreaded the most has been the acknowledgments.When one has felt so continually surrounded by supportive and helpful people, it becomes nearly impossible to feel confi dent that everyone who deserves to be thanked will make it safely onto the pages of appreciation

Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods · Media Studies and Communication

• Communicability, Racial Discourse, and Disease

  Charles L Briggs•Annual Review of Anthropology•2005

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• Staying Positive

  Open Access•Sheila Bock•Health Culture and Society•2013

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• Rhetorically (De)constructing Aids

  Kala B Hirtle•African American Review•2015

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• Confessions of a Legend Hunter in the U.S.A

  Open Access•Janet L Langlois, Janet Langlois•Cahiers de littérature orale•2008

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• Legendry and the Rhetoric of Truth

  Elliott Oring•Journal of American Folklore•2008

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• The study of legends in Western Europe and the USA in the 20th and 21st centuries

  Jenmarie Rouhier-Willoughby•Sibirskii Filologicheskii Zhurnal•2018

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• Folklore

  Open Access•Barbro Klein•International Encyclopedia of the…•2015

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• Polarisaatiota vastaan folkloristin asein

  Open Access•Heidi Henriikka Mäkelä, Heidi Haapoja-Mäkelä et al.•Elore•2020

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• Researching Child Authors

  Open Access•Elisabeth Wesseling•Humanities•2019

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• Illness Narratives and Facebook

  Open Access•Katrina Hinson, Ben Sword•Humanities•2019

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• Play in a Covid Frame

  Open Access•Anna Beresin, Julia Bishop•Play in a Covid Frame•2023

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• Lendas urbanas em arquivo

  Open Access•C Lopes, Carlos Renato Lopes•Trabalhos em Linguística Aplicada•2010

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• A gente vive em cima da corda bamba

  Open Access•Thais Raquel Pires Tavares, Lucas Pereira De Melo•Cadernos de Saude Publica•2018

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• Suffering in Medical Contexts

  Lisa Gabbert•Journal of American Folklore•2020

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• "Fake News" in the Contemporary Legend Dynamic

  Bill Ellis•Journal of American Folklore•2018

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• A Doubt-Centered Approach to Contemporary Legend and Fake News

  Tom Mould•Journal of American Folklore•2018

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• Introduction to the Special Issue on Fake News

  Tom Mould•Journal of American Folklore•2018

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• In Search for Truth

  Anastasiya Astapova•Journal of American Folklore•2017

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• The Welfare Legend Tradition in Online and Off-Line Contexts

  Tom Mould•Journal of American Folklore•2016

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• Legends of Hurricane Katrina

  Carl Lindahl•Journal of American Folklore•2012

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• Return of the Legend

  Open Access•Iryna Voloshyna•FOLKLORICA - Journal of the…•2021

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• More than just talk

  Open Access•Kirsten Stoebenau, Stephanie A Nixon et al.•Globalization and Health•2011

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• Angels in White Coats or Angels of Death? Rumours and Conspiracy Narratives about Medical Specialists in Bulgaria during the Covid-19 Pandemic

  Open Access•Natália Slivková•Slovenský národopis•2022

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• Towards Wider Framings

  Open Access•J B Jackson•Journal of Ethnology and…•2022

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• Fame after Life

  Open Access•Kirsten Møllegaard•Folklore Electronic Journal of…•2016

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• Early Days of the Novel Coronavirus

  Open Access•Maris Kuperjanov•Folklore Electronic Journal of…•2021

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• Vernacular Reactions to Covid-19 in Estonia

  Open Access•Reet Hiiemäe, Mare Kalda et al.•Folklore Electronic Journal of…•2021

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• Introduction

  Open Access•Eda Kalmre•Folklore Electronic Journal of…•2017

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• Wasting semen

  Ernestina Coast•Culture Health & Sexuality•2007

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• Grappling to Think Clearly”

  Open Access•Sheila Bock•Journal of Medical Humanities•2015

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• Police officers’ attitudes and practices toward harm reduction services in Sweden – a qualitative study

  Open Access•Johan Nordgren, Torkel Richert et al.•International Journal of Drug…•2022

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• Villainy, Mental Health, Folklore, and the Mediatic Literature

  Rachel Hopkin•Journal of Literary & Cultural…•2019

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• Making sense of HIV stigma

  Open Access•Kate Winskell, Kathleen Holmes et al.•Global Public Health•2015

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• Validation of the Covid-19 Transmission Misinformation Scale and Conditional Indirect Negative Effects on Wearing a Mask in Public

  Open Access•Stephen Bok, Daniel E Martins et al.•International Journal of…•2021

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• Myths or theories? Alternative beliefs about HIV and Aids in South African working class communities

  David Dickinson•African Journal of AIDS Research•2013

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• Introduction to special issue

  Heather Worth, Cindy Patton et al.•Sexuality Research and Social…•2005

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• Rhyme or reason?’ Saying no to mass vaccination

  Open Access•Britta Lundgren•Medical Humanities•2015

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• Koroonaviiruse Sars-CoV-2 algusfaasi vastukaja (sotsiaal)meedias

  Open Access•Maris Kuperjanov•Mäetagused•2020

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• A pandemic of jokes? The Israeli Covid-19 meme and the construction of a collective response to risk

  Tsafi Sebba-Elran•Humor - International Journal of…•2021

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• Veterinary Medicine and the Spiritual Imagination

  Carolyn E Ware, Carolyn E Ware Carolyn E Ware•Journal of Folklore Research•2018

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• What('s) Theory

  Margaret A Mills•Journal of Folklore Research•2008

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• Moving beyond “the Media”

  Briggs Briggs•Journal of Folklore Research•2020

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• Toward Common Cause

  Theresa A Allison, Daniel B Reed et al.•Journal of Folklore Research•2017

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• Rethinking Ventriloquism

  Goldstein Goldstein•Journal of Folklore Research•2012

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• Creation, dissemination and uptake of fake-quotes in lay political discourse on Facebook and Twitter

  Open Access•Monika Kirner-Ludwig•Journal of Pragmatics•2019

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• Climate-change lore and its implications for climate science

  Open Access•Dennis Bray, Grit Martinez•Futures•2015

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• Gender-as-Knowledge and Aids in Africa

  Open Access•A Kaler•Qualitative Sociology•2010

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• Educated Girls, Absent Grooms, and Runaway Brides

  Roslyn Fraser Schoen

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• How to Make Music in an Epidemic

  Matthew Jones•Libra•2014

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• Doubt and the dislocation of magic

  Open Access•William G Pooley•Past & Present•2024

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• Comparing HIV-related symbolic stigma in six African countries

  Open Access•Kate Winskell, Elizabeth Hill et al.•Social Science & Medicine•2011

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• Vernacular Turns

  Diane E Goldstein, Diane Goldstein•Journal of American Folklore•2015

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• Performing illness and health

  Maheshvari Naidu•Anthropology Southern Africa•2012

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• Healing Dramas and Clinical Plots

  Open Access•Cheryl Mattingly•Healing Dramas and Clinical Plots•1998

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• Fatal Advice

  Cindy Patton•Fatal Advice•1996

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• The Double Invention of Komo

  Jay Wright•The Double Invention of Komo•1998

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• Improvised News

  Tamotsu Shibutani•Improvised News: A Sociological…•1966

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• Aids and Accusation

  Paul Farmer•AIDS and Accusation•2006

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• Urban Legends Reference Pages

  Audrey Schadt•Reference Reviews•2001

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• Peasant Society and the Image of Limited Good

  George M Foster•Man in Adaptation•2017

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• The golden bough

  James George Frazer, Robert Fraser•Golden Bough•2009

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• Narrative Analysis

  William Labov, Joshua Waletzky•Journal of Narrative and Life…•1997

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• Power Plays Power Works

  John Fiske, Black Hawk Hancock•Power Plays Power Works•2016

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• Young people and HIV in Cambodia

  Chou Meng Tarr, Peter Aggleton•AIDS Care•1999

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• Lay health beliefs concerning HIV and Aids—a barrier for control programmes

  A Nicoll, U Laukamm-Josten et al.•AIDS Care•1993

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• Doubting the Experts

  E J Sobo, Elisa Sobo et al.•Human Organization•1997

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• The Psychology of Sexual Racism and Aids

  Open Access•Howard C Stevenson•Journal of Black Studies•1994

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• Models and practice in medicine

  Open Access•Margaret Lock•Culture Medicine and Psychiatry•1982

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• Medicine, rationality, and experience

  Open Access•Isabel Dyck•Health & Place•1995

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• Voices from the Front

  Marilyn R Chandler, Marilyn Chandler•a/b Auto/Biography Studies•1991

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• Health and illness. The lay perspective

  Kate Thomas•Journal of Epidemiology and…•1988

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• Rumors

  Ralph H Turner, Jean-Noel Kapferer et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1991

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• Flexible Bodies

  A Mol, Emily T Martins et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1995

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• Pain as Human Experience

  Robin Moremen Uili, Mary‐jo Delvecchio Good et al.•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1993

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• Crime-Victim Stories

  Barry Glassner, Eleanor Wachs•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1990

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• Rumor in the Marketplace

  Ralph H Turner, Frederick Koenig•Contemporary Sociology A Journal…•1986

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• Qualitative research on homosexual and bisexual behavior relevant to HIV/Aids

  R Parker, Richard G Parker et al.•The Journal of Sex Research•1990

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• Sexual scripts and Aids prevention

  Eleanor Maticka-Tyndale, Eleanor Maticka‐Tyndale•The Journal of Sex Research•1991

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• Accounting for unsafe sex

  B D Adam, Alan Sears et al.•The Journal of Sex Research•2000

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• I Heard It through the Grapevine

  Honoré Mobonda, Patricia A Turner•Journal of American History•1994

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• Street Smarts and Critical Theory

  Maria Damon, T Rowan Mclaughlin et al.•American Literature•1997

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• Weeds, Plagues, and Bodily Secretions

  Tim Cresswell•Annals of the Association of…•1997

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• Healing Traditions

  James W Kirkland, Bonnie B O’connor•Western Folklore•1996

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• A Mass Poisoning Rumor in Europe

  Jean Noël Kapferer•Public Opinion Quarterly•1989

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• Risk and Blame

  Mary Douglas•Risk and Blame•1994

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• Telling It Slant

  Marcia Gaudet•Western Folklore•1990

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• Death by Folklore

  Bill Ellis•Western Folklore•1989

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• Subversive Stories and Hegemonic Tales

  Open Access•Patricia Ewick, Susan S Silbey•Law & Society Review•1995

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• Aids-talk and the constitution of cultural models

  Open Access•Paul Farmer•Social Science & Medicine•1994

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• Sexual communication in the age of Aids

  Open Access•Dana Lear•Social Science & Medicine•1995

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• Stigmatization, scapegoating and discrimination in sexually transmitted diseases

  Open Access•Nathaniel Gilmore, Norbert Gilmore et al.•Social Science & Medicine•1994

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• Anthropology and Aids

  Open Access•Janet W Mcgrath, Charles B Rwabukwali et al.•Social Science & Medicine•1993

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• Last Served? Gendering the HIV Pandemic

  Tamsin Wilton•Women s History Review•1995

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• The Baby-Parts Story

  Open Access•Véronique Campion‐vincent, Veronique Campion-Vincent•Western Folklore•1990

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• The Choking Doberman and Other "New" Urban Legends

  Open Access•Robert D Bethke, Jan Harold Brunvand•Western Folklore•1985

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• Welcome to the World of Aids

  Gary Alan Fine•Western Folklore•1987

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• When Ovaries Retire

  Open Access•Diane E Goldstein•Health An Interdisciplinary…•2000

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• Medicine as an Institution of Social Control

  Open Access•Irving Kenneth Zola•The Sociological Review•1972

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• Missionary Positions

  Simon Watney•differences•1989

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• Racial Metaphors

  Open Access•Eileen Stillwaggon•Development and Change•2003

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• Political Resistance in a Contemporary Hunter-Gatherer Society

  Open Access•Scott Rushforth•American Ethnologist•1994

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• Redemption Rumors and the Power of Ostension

  Gary Alan Fine•Journal of American Folklore•1991

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• The Nessus Shirt in the New World

  Adrienne Mayor•Journal of American Folklore•1995

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• Greasy Grimy Gopher Guts

  Lynn Pifer, Josepha Sherman et al.•Journal of American Folklore•1997

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• More Man than You'll Ever Be

  Stephen O Murray, Joseph P Goodwin•Journal of American Folklore•1991

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• Cat Harbour

  Bruce Cox, James C Faris•Man•1973

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• Theft of Life

  Nancy Scheper‐hughe, Nancy Scheper-Hughes et al.•Anthropology Today•1996

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• Two Views of Risky Sexual Practices Among Northern Thai Males

  Mark J Vanlandingham, Mark Vanlandingham et al.•Journal of Health and Social…•1995

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• Threatened Children

  Anson Shupe, Joel Best•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1992

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• Satanic Panic

  Joseph E Davis, Jeffrey S Victor et al.•Journal for the Scientific Study…•1994

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• The Contagion Concept in Adult Thinking in the United States

  Open Access•Carol Nemeroff, Paul Rozin•Ethos•1994

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• Aids Alibis

  Open Access•A M Lovell•American Ethnologist•1999

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• The Romance of Resistance

  Open Access•Lila Abu‐lughod•American Ethnologist•1990

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• Men I Mess with Don't Have Anything to do with Aids

  Open Access•Reyes Ramos, Rochelle N Shain et al.•Sociological Quarterly•1995

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• Inner-city women and Aids

  Open Access•E J Sobo•Culture Medicine and Psychiatry•1993

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