Title | Date | Reference | Authors | Call # | ISSN | ||
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An etymological note: Old English sceallan, Welsh caill 'testicles' | 2022 | Journal of Indo-European studies 50 (1-2): 148-52 | H6 [JOURNAL-] | 0092-2323 | |||
Migrant identity and culture maintenance: the Welsh in Johnstown, Cambria County, Pennsylvania, 1870-1930 | 2022 | Ethnohistory 69 (3): 243-63 | H6/KUB [ETHNOHISTORY-] | 1527-5477 | |||
Study on the zoonyms in the Mabinogion | 2020 | Journal of Indo-European studies 48 (1-2): 87-120 | H6 [JOURNAL-] | 0092-2323 | |||
The language of the printing-house: why so many books in Welsh and Scottish Gaelic were printed in 18th-century Ireland, and so few in Irish | 2020 | Folk life 58 (1): 36-51 | H6/KVC [FOLK-] | 0008-3496 | |||
The language or remembrance: Welsh and English on First World War war memorials | 2017 | Folk life 55 (2): 112-36 | H6/KVC [FOLK-] | 0008-3496 | |||
The intangible cultural heritage of Wales: a need for safeguarding? | 2013 | International journal of intangible heritage 8 (): 104-16 | H1/KWU [INTERNATIONAL-] | 1975-3536 | |||
Orthographic transparency shapes visual attention underlying orthographic encoding: the case of Welsh-English bilingualism | 2011 | Annales de la Fondation Fyssen (26): 44-62 | *H6 [ANNALES-] | 0980-157X | |||
'A narrow swathe of English eccentricity': the reopening of the Talyllyn and Ffestiniog railways | 2011 | Folk life 49 (2): 154-68 | H6/KVC [FOLK-] | 0008-3496 | |||
Edward Lhwyd (c.1660-1709): folklorist | 2009 | Folklore 120 (1): 36-56 | H6/KF [FOLKLORE-] | 0015-587X | |||
Biblical verses in Welsh commemorative inscriptions | 2007-2008 | Folk life 46 (): 58-72 | H6/KVC [FOLK-] | 0008-3496 | |||
Owning and belonging: a semiotic investigation of the affective categories of a burgeois society | 2004 | Comparative studies in society and history 46 (2): 300-25 | H6/KF [COMPARATIVE-] | 0010-4175 | |||
English money and Welsh rocks: division of language and divisions of labor in nineteenth-century Wesh slate quarries | 2002 | Comparative studies in society and history 44 (3): 481-510 | 0010-4175 | ||||
Verzögerter Aufbruch | 2002 | Pogrom 32 (2): 28-9 | 0720-5058 | ||||
Why should a demonstrative turn into a preposition ? The evolution of Welsh predicative yn | 2002 | Language 78 (4): 710-64 | 0097-8507 | ||||
Language and nationality: the role of policy towards Celtic languages in the consolidation of Tudor power | 2001 | Nations and nationalism 7 (3): 317-38 | *H6/KF [NATIONS-] | 1354-5078 | |||
Stereophonic nation: the bilingual sounds of Cool Cymru FM | 2000 | International journal of cultural studies 3 (2): 188-98 | 1367-8779 | ||||
Literature in Irish from the earliest texts to modern times | 1999 | Ulster folklife 45 (): 17-35 | H6/KVC [ULSTER-] | 0082-6413 | |||
Contested communities: the refuge movement and cultural identities in Wales | 1997 | Sociological review 45 (3): 416-36 | |||||
Class, status and party in the analysis of nationalism: lessons from Max Weber | 1997 | Nations and nationalism 3 (4): 559-77 | |||||
Rewriting and rethinking the Welsh folktale | 1997 | Lore and language 15 (1/2): 48-65 | 0307-7144 | ||||
Here today, gone tomorrow? Language and dialect in a Welsh community | 1991-2 | Folk Life 30 (): 84-95 |