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Published on: 1978-02-02
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Original language: English
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"Thompson believed the folktale to be an important and living art, underlying all literary narrative forms. Most of all he wanted to acquaint readers with most of the great folktales of the world, not only for their own interest as stories, but as elements of culture. He writes about the nature and form of the folktale, gives an account of tales from Ireland to India, devotes a special section to the North American Indian tales and myths, and another to the methods of collecting, classifying, studying folktales as a living art. He found them rich and varied sources of entertainment and wisdom. So much is to be found in them, he said, that the talents of literary critics, historians, anthropologists, psychologists, linguists are all necessary. Study of the folktale involved 'more talents than one man can easily possess.' Stith Thompson came close to possessing them." --Los Angeles Times "Thompson's work in their field has shaped the study of this form of literature for the past three decades. In this classic work Thompson discusses a wide range of story motifs and retells their basic patterns. His classifications and descriptions of the huge mass of folk literature are extremely enjoyable reading. He also discusses the background to his own study of the folktale. He includes an index to tale types classified according to the main story motifs which can be used for reference. This outstanding book is very highly recommended as fascinating reading."--Kliatt Paperback Book Guide "The Folktale will appeal to a wide public: the student of sociology of literature, the professor of comparative literature, the general reader interested in folklore. Thompson's book is a scholarly masterpiece."--Studies in Short Fiction  Folklinks: Folk and Fairy-Tale Sites Encyclopedias and General Reference Works Folktale and fairy-tale researchers should not overlook general encyclopedias as sources for basic information about authors ... Folklore - Wikipedia Folklore is the body of expressive culture shared by a particular group of people; it encompasses the traditions common to that culture subculture or group. Why the Sun and the Moon live in the Sky - Nigerian folktale Folktales African folktales Nigerian folktales Why the Sun and the Moon live in the Sky at World of Tales - Stories for children from around the world! Myths Folktales and Fairy Tales Home - Scholastic This content resource connects students with many activities on myths folktales and fairy tales. Students read myths publish their work online and practice story ... Read exciting tales from around the world! - ESL Station Read exciting tales from around the world! On this page you will find links to sites that feature folktales from around ... Folktale - Wikipedia Folktale or folk tale may refer to the following: Categories of stories. Folkloric tale from oral tradition; Fable (written form of the above) Fairy tales Folktale Definition of Folktale by Merriam-Webster Define folktale: a traditional story folktale in a sentence Baba Yaga - YouTube This feature is not available right now. Please try again later. Search Reading A-Z Teacher Resources Award-winning reading solution with thousands of leveled readers lesson plans worksheets and assessments to teach guided reading reading proficiency and ... Elements Of A Folktale - SlideShare Elements Of A Folktale 1. Elements of a Folktale African Folktales: A Middle School Unit Amy Madigan Arlington Accelerated Learning Academy
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