Balladák és egylapos ponyvák Franciaországban: Számvetés egy hiányról by Hopkin, D

Daniel Fabre: from ‘John of the Bear’ to the Bird-Man of Lascaux by Hopkin, D

Lacemakers and old songs, in Olney and elsewhere by Hopkin, D

Sieges, seduction and sacrifice in revolutionary war: the 'Virgins of Verdun', 1792 by Hopkin, D

Envorennou ar barz Juluen Godest. Souvenirs du barde Julien Godest by Hopkin, D

Intimacies and intimations: Storytelling between servants and masters in nineteenth-century France by Hopkin, D

Military marauders in nineteenth-century French popular culture by Hopkin, D

Rebellion, community and custom in early modern Germany. by Hopkin, D

British women folklorists in Post-Unification Italy: Rachel Busk and Evelyn Martinengo-Cesaresco by Hopkin, D

Storytelling, fairytales and autobiography: some observations on eighteenth- and nineteenth-century French soldiers' and sailors' memoirs by Hopkin, D

The sailor's tale by Hopkin, D

Songs his mother taught him: Émile Legrand’s collection of lacemakers’ ballads by Hopkin, D

Lace songs and culture wars: a nineteenth-century Flemish village soap opera by Hopkin, D

Dictionaries as sources of folklore data by Hopkin, D

‘My gunners will burn your houses, my soldiers will pillage them’: what French people were singing about when they sang about Napoleon by Hopkin, D

Working, singing and telling in the 19th-century Flemish pillow-lace industry by Hopkin, D

Love riddles, couple formation, and local identity in Eastern France by Hopkin, D

Ballads and broadsides in France: accounting for an absence by Hopkin, D

La Ramée, the archetypal soldier, as an indicator of popular attitudes to the army in nineteenth-century France by Hopkin, D

Love riddles, couple formation, and local identity in eastern France by Hopkin, D