Mardi Gras, gumbo, and zydeco readings in Louisiana culture /
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Jackson, Miss. :
University Press of Mississippi,
c2003.
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Mardi Gras and the media : who's fooling whom? / Barry Jean Ancelet
- Buffalo Bill and the Mardi Gras Indians / Michael P. Smith
- Every man a king : world view, social tension, and carnival in New Orleans / Frank De Caro and Tom Ireland
- Mardi Gras chase / Glen Pitre
- The New Orleans king cake in southwest Louisiana / Marcia Gaudet
- Christmas bonfires in south Louisiana : tradition and innovation / Marcia Gaudet
- The Creole tradition / Michael Tisserand
- Hidden nation : the Houmas speak / Barbara Sillery
- Some accounts of witch riding / Patricia K. Rickels
- Charlene Richard : folk veneration among the Cajuns / Marcia Gaudet
- Ôte voir ta sacré soutane : anti-clerical humor in French Louisiana / Barry Jean Ancelet
- The social and symbolic uses of ethnic/regional foodways : Cajuns and crawfish in south Louisiana / C. Paige Gutierrez
- Is it Cajun, or is it Creole? / Marcia Gaudet.