2010 year, issue 3-4
Pavluk Stepan. On Ukrainifns’ Popular Traditionalism in Canada. P. 290-292
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Hornjatkevych Andrij, Mayerchyk Maria. The Characteristics of Ukrainian Folklore Studies in Canada. P. 293-309
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Kucharenko Svitlana. A Short Overview of the North American Folkloristics: Theories, Approaches, and Paradigms. P. 310-315
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Nahachewsky Andriy. Shifting Orientations in Dance Revivals: From “National” to “Spectacular” in Ukrainian Canadian Dance. P. 316-324
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Rees Vincent. Bereznianka: Becoming Symbolic. P. 325-331
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Cherwick Brian. “This land is your land…”: Two Tendencies in Ukrainian-Canadian Music. P. 332-339
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Hornjatkevych Andrij. Kobza, bandura, kobza-bandura, “kobza” and (again) kobza. P. 340-347
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Khanenko-Friesen. Natalia Making Ukrainian House Calls: On Diasporic Tourism and Rituals of Homecoming. P. 348-362
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Lesiv Mariya. “Glory to Dazhboh”: The Ukrai¬nian Native Faith Movement as an Alternative Vision of Nation. P. 363-370
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Kukharenko Svitlana. Roadside Memorials: A Contemporary Phenomenon or Continuity of the Folk Traditions. P. 371-377
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Foty Nadya. Ukrainian Mock Weddings in Saskatchewan: Folk Burlesque. P. 378-383
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Kononenko Natalie. How God Paired Men and Women: Religious Stories and Religious Revival in Post-Soviet Ukraine. P. 384-392
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Swyripa Frances. Negotiating Sex and Gender in the Ukrainian Bloc Settlement: East-Central Alberta Between the Wars. P. 393-406
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Swyripa Frances. Gender Relations, Peasant Priorities, and Moral Values in the Ukrainian Village in Eastern Galicia, 1900-1944. P. 407-417
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Mayerchyk Maria. Scenarios of Gender Success and Structure of Gender Power among Ukrainian Farmers in West Canada before 1939. P. 418-430
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Hrymych Maryna. Using Dumy to Study the So¬ciology of Ukrainian Immigration of ХVІ-ХVІІ sent. P. 431-437
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Lutsko Oksana. Motifs and Poetics of Ukrainian Folk Songs About Emigration to Canada. P. 438-447
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Medwidsky Bohdan. A Ukrainian Assassination Ballad in Canada. P. 448-453
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Nahachewsky Andriy. Searching for Branches, Searching for Roots: Fieldwork in my Grandfather’s Village. P. 454-459
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Klymasz Robert B. Cultural Maintenance and the Ukrainian Experience in Western Canada. P. 460-465
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Medwidsky Bohdan. Popular Culture and Folk Culture: Where They Do or Do Not Intertwine. P. 466-473
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Klymasz Robert B., Medwidsky Bohdan. Contem¬porary Expressions of Traditional Slavic Culture in North America. P. 474-476
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Balan Jaroslaw. “To Canada”: Michael Gowda’s Unique Contribution to the Literary History of Alberta. P. 477-484
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Goa David J. Three Urban Parishes: a Study of Sacred Space. P. 485-496
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Klymash, Robert B. Soviet Views of American Folklore and Folkloristics (1950-1974). P. 497-502
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