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Even as folk narrative scholars debate the merits of universalizing theory versus the  in vivo  study of unique performances, ‘cultural studies’ and ‘diversity studies’ have stolen much ground from folklorists.  Märchen -teller Jane Muncy's interpretations of her Appalachian narrative tradition suggests how folklore can reclaim its status through intensive fieldwork that bends our comparative methods to reflect the narrators' point of view.

The Uses of Terror: Appalachian Märchen -Telling, Folklore Methodology, and Narrator's Truth