FOLK 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Memorial University Of Newfoundland, Newfie, Mainland Chinese
11 Apr 2017
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To identify different types of context and their importance to folklore. To describe the four key components of performance. Folklore and language archive (munfla) and introduced herself to the archivist, who was a newfoundlander: for those new to memorial, munfla was established soon after the folklore. Department and is the home of over 11,000 collections, most of them student recordings and papers. What is black and blue and floats in st. john"s harbour? when she was silent, he responded, a mainlander who tells newfie jokes. : the message of the joke its subtexts struck the new student immediately. Her education had begun within her first few hours in the province, days before her first class. The archivist"s decision to tell this particular joke to this particular person at this particular time was deliberate: through a joke, he communicated many things. He let her know in no uncertain terms that she had overstepped her bounds.
