Encyclopedia of folklore and literature

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Encyclopedia of folklore and literature

editors, Mary Ellen Brown, Bruce A. Rosenberg ; editorial assistants, Peter Harle, Kathy Sitarski

ABC-CLIO, c1998

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  • : pbk

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Includes bibliographical references and index

Summary: Contains entries for authors, titles, national literatures, themes, and motifs in literature and folklore

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内容説明

This work is an award winning compendium of authors, concepts, motifs, characters, themes, works, and movements associated with folklore and literature from around the world. Long before the written word existed, humans expressed themselves by telling stories. Handed down through centuries, these stories were woven into the tapestry of everyday life. For close to three centuries, folklore has inspired adaptations to film, operas, ballets, short stories, novels, and poetry. Its no surprise, then, that many folklore scholars consider folklore as original literature—existing before written literature. Most folklorists seem to share the belief that folklore, whether drawn from oral observation or from the written record, is a rich cultural resource that is readily available to creative writers and other artists. The Encyclopedia of Folklore and Literature introduces readers to a selection of authors, characters, themes, works, and movements associated with folklore and literature from around the world. This authoritative work also includes cross-references, an informative introduction, a bibliography, and an index. Students, librarians, and folklore and literary scholars and researchers will welcome this encyclopedia as an essential addition to any reference collection.

目次

  • Aesop's fables
  • Anderson, Hans Christian
  • Arthur, King
  • ballad
  • Bible
  • Disney, Walt
  • Dracula
  • fairy tale
  • Grimm, Jacob and Wilhelm
  • Harlem Renaissance
  • Homer
  • nursery rhymes
  • Oedipus
  • Robin Hood
  • Shakespeare, William
  • "Thousand and One Nights"
  • Tolien, J.R.R.
  • Uncle Remus
  • Victorian fairy lore
  • witchcraft. (Part contents)

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