The Vanishing Hitchhiker

It is not surprising that the legend of the Vanishing Hitchhiker is found in Africa. It is one of the most persistent and widespread urban legends in the world today, as will become obvious in the bibliography that follows. This work was completed with the assistance of a modest grant from the Department of Folklore and Ethnomusicology at Indiana University and the determined assistance of John Galuska. It contains every reference we could find dealing with this topic

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  P Laviolette•Transfers•2024

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• The Vanishing Hitchhiker

  Jan Harold Brunvand•The Vanishing Hitchhiker•1989

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• The types of the folktale

  Antti Amatus Aarne•The types of the folktale•1961

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• Scandinavian Folk Belief and Legend

  Reimund Kvideland, Henning K Sehmsdorf et al.•Scandinavian Folk Belief and Legend•2010

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• The Golden Mountain. Chinese Tales Told in California

  Wolfram Eberhard, Paul Radin•Oriens•1952

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• Rumor in the Marketplace

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

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• A Conversation of Rumors

  A A Yang•Journal of Social History•1987

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• The Ghost in Search of Help for a Dying Man

  William B Edgerton•Journal of the Folklore Institute•1968

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• A Strange Tale

  Iorwerth C Peate•Folklore•1975

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• The Folklore of the Motor-car

  Stewart Sanderson, Stewart F Sanderson•Folklore•1969

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• Scraps of Welsh Folklore, I

  Lilian Winstanley, H J Rose•Folklore•1926

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• Legendry, Metafolklore, and Performance

  Open Access•José E Limón•Western Folklore•1983

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• The Three Nephites

  Archer Taylor, Hector Lee•Western Folklore•1950

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• The Mexican Pet

  Rosalyn Mcgillivray, Jan Harold Brunvand•Western Folklore•1988

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• The Vanishing Hitchhiker Again

  Open Access•Gerard T Hurley•Western Folklore•1952

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• The Vanishing Hitchhiker Again

  Open Access•Margo Skinner•Western Folklore•1953

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• A Hitchhiking Ghost in Korea

  Open Access•Haruo Aoki•Western Folklore•1954

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• Mexican Folk Narrative from the Los Angeles Area

  Open Access•Sylvia Ann Grider, Elaine K Miller et al.•Western Folklore•1974

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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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• The Vanishing Hitchhiker at Fifty-Five

  Gillian Bennett•Western Folklore•1998

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• Les auto-stoppeurs fantômes

  Frédéric Dumerchat•Communications•1990

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• Bloody Mary in the Mirror

  Alan Dundes•Western Folklore•1998

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• Folklore in American Literature

  J W Ashton, John T Flanagan et al.•Journal of American Folklore•1959

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• Coffin Hollow and Other Ghost Tales

  Richard Sweterlitsch, Ruth Ann Musick•Journal of American Folklore•1980

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• "Folklore from "Egypt

  Grace Partridge Smith•Journal of American Folklore•1941

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• Folktales from Arkansas

  Vance Randolph•Journal of American Folklore•1952

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• The Ghosts of New York

  Louis C Jones•Journal of American Folklore•1944

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• The Folklore of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

  Gerald L Pocius, Wendy Boase•Journal of American Folklore•1978

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• Maryland Folk Legends and Folk Songs

  John A Burrison, George G Carey•Journal of American Folklore•1973

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