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Iranian Entertainment Folk-Literature
1968Like the majority of oriental peoples, the Iranians are not fond of crude utterances, except in the case of proverbs. Instead of definitions, the Iranians prefer a concrete, though often fictitious story, which may take the form of a short narrative, a parable, or a fable. It is left to the audience to draw final conclusions from the indirectly implied
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Tradition and Innovation in Folk Literature
The Modern Language Review, 1989Juliette Wood, Wolfgang Mieder
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Greek Folk Literature, Poetry, Folk Songs and the Library of Congress PA (Supplement) Schedule
Cataloging and Classification Quarterly, 2000Anestis Sitas
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