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Encyclopedia of Folklore and Literature

Mary Ellen Brown

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From the epics of Homer to the novels of J.R.R. Tolkien and Toni Morrison, from the Bible to the blues, much of the most beloved literature of the world is rooted in traditional tales, customs and beliefs. This is an illustrated guide to the impact of folk culture across the globe and throughout history. More than 300 entries treat authors, works, concepts, terms, motifs, characters, themes, movements, and regional literary traditions.

Pages: 766

Format: ebook

Publisher: ABC-CLIO

Release: September 02, 1998

ISBN: 1280720409

ISBN 13: 9781280720406

Encyclopedia of Folklore and Literature

Mary Ellen Brown

0/5 ( ratings)

From the epics of Homer to the novels of J.R.R. Tolkien and Toni Morrison, from the Bible to the blues, much of the most beloved literature of the world is rooted in traditional tales, customs and beliefs. This is an illustrated guide to the impact of folk culture across the globe and throughout history. More than 300 entries treat authors, works, concepts, terms, motifs, characters, themes, movements, and regional literary traditions.

Pages: 766

Format: ebook

Publisher: ABC-CLIO

Release: September 02, 1998

ISBN: 1280720409

ISBN 13: 9781280720406

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