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Socio-Economic Objective (SEO 2008):  950503 Understanding Australias Past
Publication Date:  [1990 TO 1999]

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11999Australia's Globalisation - Cultural Annihilation of Cultural Understanding?Ryan, John S 12-Dec-2012
21999And the (Undergraduate) teaching of Australian Folklore/FolklifeRyan, John S 12-Dec-2012
31999The Arts from New England: University Provision and Outreach 1928 to 1998Ryan, John S 30-Jun-2014
41999Our Earlier Outreach - Adult Education and the Arts in New EnglandRyan, John S 30-Jun-2014
51998Australian Folklore: A Yearly Journal of Folklore Studies - an issue presented to Bill Scott (b. 1923) to acknowledge his unique contribution to Australian folklore and contemporary legend, and to celebrate his seventy-fifth birthdayRyan, John S 4-Mar-2013
61998Came to Booloominbah: A Country Scholar's Progress, 1938-1942Leopold, Keith; Ryan, John S 14-Aug-2015
71998Australian Folklore Yesterday and Today: Definitions and PracticesRyan, John S 22-Aug-2012
81997Australian Folklore: A Yearly Journal of Folklore Studies - An issue presented to Hugh M. Anderson (b. 1927) in his 70th yearRyan, John S 4-Mar-2013
91997Some Forgotten New Englanders: Australians' Lives in RAF Bomber Command, 1942-1945Ryan, John S 28-Mar-2013
101997Some Australian Recollections of the Life, Language and Lore of Bomber Command (1943-1945)Ryan, John S 28-Mar-2013
111996Australian Folklore: A Yearly Journal of Folklore Studies - An issue commemorating the work of Alan Scott (1930-1995) and presented to Dal Stivens (b. 1911) for his 85th yearRyan, John S 4-Mar-2013
121996Centre for Australian Language and Literature Studies (CALLS) Yearbook No. 7Ryan, John S 20-Aug-2012
131995Australian Folklore: A Yearly Journal of Folklore Studies - An issue presented to William Fielding Fearn-Wannan (b. 1915) for his 80th yearRyan, John S 4-Mar-2013
141995Centre for Australian Language and Literature Studies (CALLS) Yearbook No. 6Ryan, John S 20-Sep-2012
151994Editorial - Australian Folklore: A Yearly Journal of Folklore Studies - An issue presented to Russel Braddock Ward (b. 1914) in his 80th yearRyan, John S 2-Nov-2012
161994Australian Folklore: A Yearly Journal of Folklore Studies - An issue presented to Russel Braddock Ward (b. 1914) in his 80th yearRyan, John S 2-Nov-2012
171994Centre for Australian Language and Literature Studies (CALLS) Yearbook No. 5Ryan, John S 20-Sep-2012
181993Kevin Gilbert, a shaper of the modern lore of his folkRyan, John S 2-Nov-2012
191993Hardy, FrankRyan, John S 6-Jun-2014
201992Standing of the array: A Celtic tradition reenacted at Glen Innes, New South WalesTregurtha, JS; Ryan, John Sprott 15-Oct-2010
211992Henry Kendall's Vital Association with the Grafton Area, particularly 1862-'63Ryan, John S 7-Aug-2012
221992Centre for Australian Language and Literature Studies (CALLS) Yearbook No. 3Ryan, John S 20-Sep-2012
231991The Model for Australian State Dictionaries of Language and of Folk Belief: Review of 'Dictionary of Newfoundland English'. Edited by G.M. Story, W.J. Kirwin and J.D.A. Widdowson. Toronto and London, University of Toronto Press. Second edition, with supplement, 1990. pp. lxxviii + 770.Ryan, John S 1-Nov-2012
241991The Pattern of folk belief and folklore in New EnglandRyan, John Sprott 15-Oct-2010
251991Centre for Australian Language and Literature Studies (CALLS) Yearbook No. 2Ryan, John S 20-Sep-2012
261990Centre for Australian Language and Literature Studies (CALLS) Yearbook No. 1Ryan, John S 20-Aug-2012

Profile

Credit Name
John S Ryan
Full Name
Ryan, John S
Variants
John Sprott Ryan
J. S. Ryan
 
UNE Researcher ID
une-id:jryan
 
Position Title
Emeritus Professor
 
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Honorific
Professor
 
Surname
Ryan
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Given Name
John
 
Middle Name
Sprott
School/Department
School of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
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