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Part 1 The Native American Folktale: On Beaded Dresses and the BlazingSun, Paul Goble; Trying to See Through Their Eyes, Nancy Van Laan; Retellingthe Told Tales of Kah-ge-ga-gah-bowh and Arthur C. Parker, Barbara JusterEsbensen; California Indian Tales Retold, Jane L. Curry; My Cinderella - AnAutobiographical Essay, Ann M. Trohusdale; Refocusing the Image of the NativeCanadian Through Children's Books, James H. Gellert. Part 2 The AfricanAmerican Folktale: That's Why I Write, Patricia C. McKissack; Across Cultures- Stories That Say L'Chaim, Steve Sanfield; Folktale Decisions, PriscillaJacquith; Joel Chandler Harris, and the Legitimacy of the Reteller ofFolktales, Hugh T. Keenan; Brer Rabbit Redux, Anthony L. Manna. Part 3 TheRetold Western European Folktale: Retelling Folk and Fairy Tales - OneAuthor's Approach, William H. Hooks; Decision-Making for Retelling Folktales,Maggie Duff; The Day After it Snowed Tortillas, Joe Hayes; The Day it SnowedTortillas and the Hispanic Fairy Tale in New Mexico, Ruth K. MacDonald;Repetitions - Oral and Written Story, Roderick McGillis; The Interlinking ofText and Pictures - A Study of The Three Pigs, John Warren Stewig; Mary MapesDodge and the Recasting of Saint Nicholas, Susan R. Gannon and Ruth AnneThompson. Part 4 The American Tall Tale: The Heritage of the American TallTale, Steven Kellogg; Comic Tragedies/Tragic Comedies - American Tall Tales,Ariane Dewey; The Western Voice and the Tall Tale, E.J. Bird; Tales of Humourand Exaggeration, Bette Bosma; North American Tall Tales as Children'sLiterature, Jan Susina.