Entity | Barre Toelken
John Barre Toelken[needs IPA] (June 15, 1935 – November 9, 2018) was an award-winning American folklorist, noted for his study of Native American material and oral traditions. Barre Toelken was born in Enfield, Massachusetts, to parents John and Sylvia Toelken. The family later moved to Springfield. He began to attend the Utah State University in 1953, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in English. Toelken completed a master's degree in English literature from Washington State University, followed by a doctorate from the University of Oregon.
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Born: 1935, Enfield
Died: 2018, Logan
Alternate Names: Toelken, Barre, 1935-...., Toelken, Barre, John Barre Toelken, J. Barre Toelken
Occupation(s): ethnographer, medievalist, folklorist, university teacher
Field(s) of Work: ethnographical research, ethnography, folkloristics, medieval studies, tradition, folklore
Employer(s): Utah State University, University of Oregon
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Appears in:
National Association of Educational Broadcasters (NAEB) 26
The wandering ballad singer 26
- Around the world
- Bad women
- Ballads in transition
- Blues
- Bums and vagrants
- Chain gang and work songs
- Early American folk songs
- English ballads I
- English ballads II
- English ballads III
- English ballads IV
- English ballads, American versions
- Love songs
- More wide world singers
- Mormon songs
- Nonsense songs
- Odds and ends
- Railroad songs and ballads
- Riddle ballads
- Sea songs
- Songs of loggers and miners
- Songs of the cowboys
- Songs of the settlers
- Tough men
- Tragic hero in balladry
- Wide world singers