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Geneviève. Fabula Band. VII/I. 1964. p. 53-67.
15.3.6 “Oral Tradition: New England and French Canada” by Luc Lacourciere.
15.4 Customs and More
15.4.1 “La collection Catherine Jolicoeur: Un fonds de recherche unique.” Labelle, Ronald. Mai 1992
15.4.2 “Bibliography of Soeur Catherine Jolicoeur”
15.4.3 Benoit, L. (2014). Un patrimoine culturel immatériel éemergent: Le courir
du Mardi gras de Faquetaigue, en Louisiane. Ethnologie, 34(1-2), 149-
181.
15.4.4 Arsenault, Georges. Le Gateau des rois: Twelfth Night Celebrations in
Acadian Prince Edward Island. Pp. 23-28
15.5 Beliefs and Practices
15.5.1 “Evangeline as Identity Myth.” Le Blanc, Barbara. Femmes et Traditions / Women & Tradition. The Folklore Studies Association of Canada. p. 139- 153.
15.5.2 “Are the Jumping Frenchmen of Maine Goosey?” Hardison, E. Joseph, MD. JAMA. July 4, 1980.
15.5.3 “Elements of Folklore, History, and Literature in Longfellow’s Evangeline.” Ancelet, J. Berry. Revue de Louisiana Review. University of Southwestern Louisiana. Hiver/Winter, Volume 11, No. 2.
15.5.4 “La République du Madawaska: de l’éphémère au mythe” Pichette, Robert, 9 juin 1994
15.5.5 “Defining an Acadian” Pichette, Robert, Sept. 2, 1994.
15.5.6 “Ghost Stories of the St. John Valley” by Bridget Daigle, July 3, 1996
15.5.7 “Legends of French North America”
15.5.8 “Mardi Gras Cajun Style: Courir le mardi gras” by Penny Holeman
15.5.9 “Histoire de la chandeleur et du sarrasin”
15.5.10 “An Illinois town marks our French heritage with a song” La
guignolée
15.5.11“La guignolée” par Ernest Gagnon, 19 avril 2011, centre Mnémo
15.6 Popular Sciences
15.6.1 “Henriette, la capuche: The Portrait of a Frontier
Midwife.”Paradis, Roger. Quebec Studies. Spring 1983. p. 130-180. (2 copies)
15.6.2 “Cajun and Creole Treaters: Magico-Religious Folk Healing in French Louisiana.” Sexton, Rocky. Western Folklore. Volume 51, July/ October 1992. p. 237-248.
15.6.3 “Weeds of the Woods: Small Trees and Shrubs of the Eastern Forest.” Blouin, Glen. Fredericton, Goose Lane Editions, 1984: transcription of relevant excerpts.
15.6.4 “Madawaska Centennial Albert, D. Julie. 1869-1969.” p. 116-7, 125, 127.