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Las Teorías de James W. Wilkie sobre Elitelore e Historia Oral
Por Rafael Rodríguez Castañeda (2001)
Prefacio del libro Frente a la Revolución Mexicana,
17 Protagonistas de la Etapa Constructiva, Entrevistas de Historia Oral, Tomo II (2001).

Dimensions of Elitelore: An Oral History Questionnaire (1975)
By James W. Wilkie and Edna Monzón

Communist Iconography and Vietnamese Elitelore:
Evidence of Collusion in Visual Culture
By Lindy Leong,
UCLA Information Science, 2000.

History as Lore of the Elite
By University of Massachusetts, Amherst (2006)

The Process Method [Academic Elitelore] vs the Hypothesis Method [Academic Folklore]
By Richard W. Wilkie (University of Massachusetts), 1974

"The Truth Wears Off. Is there something wrong with the scientific method?
By Jonah Lehrer New Yorker, December 13, 2010
But Cross-check (Critical views of science in the news) asks:

The truth we'll doubt: Does the "decline effect"
[analyzed by Lehrer] mean that all science is "truthy"?
By John Horgan, Scientific American, Dec 13, 2010

Egghead Alert [Versus the Intellectual Elitelore of Judges Nominated for the U.S. Supreme Court and Who Seek to Survive Often Hostile U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee] Confirmation Hearings
By Judith Warner (2010)

Eric J. Hobsbawm’s Social Bandit: A Critique and Revision [from the Perspectives of Elitelore and Folklore]
By Richard W. Slatta (2004)

Mugabe: a tyrant from the start Those who say Zimbabwe's President was Once a Hero are Fooling Themselves
By James Kirchick (2007)

Lost in Meritocracy: How I Traded an Education for a Ticket to the Ruling Class
By Walter Kirn (2005)

The Creation of Historical Time in Greece and Rome: [ Transitions from Myth into History]
By Denis Feeney (2008)

Elitelore of New U.S. College "Feminists"
By Lisa Belkin (2011)

Elitelore Cartoons Commemorating Steve Jobs and His Impact on the World
By Carlos Serrate Reich (Mon, 10/17/11)