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33 To neglect the human dimension of worldview for its cultural and individual ones might resull in missing the forest for the trees. Relevant readings across the humanities have provided major insights into man's perception and attitudes towards death beyond the mere regional level, and recommended this thematic focus for the study of cultural worldview. The following chapter complements this one in examining death al these different levels.
Page 2 and 3: DEATH A D WORLDVIEW I A BALLAD CULT
Page 5 and 6: iv Table of Contents Introouction p
Page 8: This study of worldview in a ballad
Page 17 and 18: self and the olher.! Our judgement
Page 19 and 20: lIe distinguishes "ethos" from worl
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Page 25 and 26: 20 . folklore ... constitutes a bas
Page 27: 22 When sufficient evidence has bee
Page 31 and 32: conceives that folk poetry e"hibits
Page 34: order to uncover the meaning of any
Page 42: "Forbidden" or "inverted death" is
Page 45: the living, as suggested by one of
Page 51: have been in touch with such a trad
Page 55 and 56: 50 This revenant, who underpins the
Page 57: 52 1. The Pragmatic Context Redfiel
Page 60: 55 3.1.2. " Largely British Fishery
Page 67: fishennen's side, life spent on cre
Page 73: waters exuemely hazardous to sailor
Page 80: was looked forward to with great ex
Page 84 and 85: Europe. Neither perhaps, the social
Page 87 and 88: 82 ... its (the folk society] power
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there was considerable mobility and
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87 resources to provide medical tre
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allads. tokens and threats would al
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profane space," or very much like d
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involvement in all public and cultu
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101 beyond death. To this general p
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103 Tamed Death By "lamed death," A
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107 Chapter 5 Omens, Lights, Phanto
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112 5.2. "Ye'll not die, son, till
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PURITY The Kflown The Natural Prese
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121 environment. I The case clearly
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123 Well out here (pointing) farthe
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127 oneself in this lethal environm
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135 progressively internalizing the
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140 whalever the deeper meaning of
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142 Chapter 6 "Hard Death": Persona
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145 In keeping with the recognized
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151 bUI of becoming pregnant 10 boO
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153 c'esi-a-dire d'un patrimoine co
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156 intcresling--if all too obvious
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158 Full load of general cargo for
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163 denunciation and resolUlion. In
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168 a little while ago. We emptied
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171 The Seagulls Still Follow on Fr
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173 merely to the "new" horror of d
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178 traditional society. I As a pol
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182 a "falalistic belief in God's w
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186 Even though "there was only fai
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191 together in church. When three
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194 could be no joke, even among fr
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196 hear her comment. "he should be
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199 "Enrollments," which were total
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201 Vatican Council II stressed the
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203 action, consequently, was large
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206 between the two: the impression
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209 8.1. "His spirit was what hagge
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212 buried beneath each one, and fe
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217 The following nalive account, w
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221 While the means of salvation ar
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223 burying her husband and son, a
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225 somehow still behaves like a li
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228 weakness than the "human" satis
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, E 233 Chapter 9 Heartbreak: Fetch
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235 by the sQU'WeSler, but she didn
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237 A posteriori, many of these wid
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241 This well-known plot illustrati
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243 2. Supper it being ended and ov
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246 The local repenoire still also
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251 Oh dig me a grave long, narrow,
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253 The Deserter l 1. You tender-he
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10.1. "I saw Mum last night" 255 Ch
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259 and trust in Your love and prom
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261 These stories show how the dead
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Jimmy Whelan l 263 I . One evening
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266 "in thinking on you I encounter
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268 4. "My dear," she says "You don
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270 and the religiolls undertones o
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272 Father K. remembers the case of
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274 Photographs as well as telephon
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276 separation through death,! such
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279 other hand, persists best in th
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281 once a year for Christmas, or w
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283 (0 fifteen or (wenty people to
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285 you will find uncontrollable em
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289 testimonies, on the other hand,
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291 especially the older people in
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293 FO: They usually dress--this is
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295 FO: We have three cemeteries an
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297 Gratitude on behalf of "the fam
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299 While the material burden of fu
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301 Chapter 12 The Sources Newfound
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303 language use and ealing habits.
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305 'Come-aU-ye' type of rune. They
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307 The latest published song colle
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309 Although the title of Kinsella'
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311 for the Newfoundland public, wh
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313 In November 1986, as a result o
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316 1972 is meant to give an indica
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318 Ch 14 Seven reported singings i
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320 (missing from MUNFLA), two by M
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322 This fraction gives us an evalu
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Clara Stevens 51 Pam Morgan 30 Mati
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326 Whether or not classical ballad
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329 Chapter 13 Death according to T
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332 several spheres of action; and
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335 young man in a duel, and only f
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"The Suffolk Miracle" (Ch 272) 337
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13.6.1. By a Third Character 339 In
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341 visited by her lover's revenant
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13.8.3. Ballads versus Mourning 345
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347 between life and death, the lov
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349 and beliefs, this counter-examp
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351 restricted to a particular subg
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354 Conclusions This invesligalion
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357 enhance its standard meaning. T
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359 I am thankful to you Lady Marga
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361 argument to the effect of oblit
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363 The clearest illustration of th
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366 living and the dead, which inde
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368 grief as abound in its texts ev
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372 Works Cited Aarnc, Anni & Stith
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374 Blondahl, 0111ar. Newfoundlande
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376 -------. Neil V. Rosenberg and
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380 Halpert, Herbert and George M.
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383 Lord, Alben B. The Singer otTal
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390 Thomas, Louis-Vincent. Rites de
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