| It was a joy to be able to show the athletes and their mentors the Museum and the national folklife as depicted here in the Museum. |
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| Theater and dance have a strong tradition in France, both in the classical sense and in the realm of folklife. |
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| He also met some of the major folklore and folklife Scandinavian scholars of the day including C. W. von Sydow and Sigurd Erixon. |
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| In this essay, folklore, folklife, and folk culture are used more or less interchangeably. |
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| But his main interest in life was in the folklife of the local fishing industry. |
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| Croce, curator of the Smithsonian centre for folklife and cultural heritage, and a team of colleagues, visited Scotland for 10 days. |
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| The national folklife collection captures the unique heritage in Ireland and is now preserved to pass on to future generations. |
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| It is now time to examine those early immigrant cultures that joined Native Americans to build the foundations of southern folklife. |
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| It was not possible for them to imagine disability in relationship to folk culture and folklife. |
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| I was taking notes like an anthropologist about the strange folklife of the office. |
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| Impressed by the poetic treatment of African American folklife but desirous of a lengthier manuscript, Liveright suggested that Toomer enlarge the work. |
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| This success is testament to the hard work and commitment of all those who helped to bring the national folklife collection to this spectacular location. |
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| Munfla has gone on to become one of the largest archives of recorded sound in Canada, with major holdings in folklore, folklife, oral history, and popular culture. |
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| The aim of this essay has been to demonstrate that the identification of old-world sources for southern folklife is crucial to understanding this distinctive regional culture. |
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| This diversity is celebrated annually at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival and many other folklife fests around the country. |
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| Sponsored by the library's Folklife Center, the music may be bluegrass, ethnic, Celtic, roots, or contradance, but it's always engaging. |
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| Lacking context, the folklore artifacts in the Smithsonian Folklife Archive contain as much life as the stuffed elephant down the street in the Natural History Museum. |
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