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1891 Annual Meeting Report of the American Folklore Society [PDF]

, 1891
Originally published in the Journal of American Folklore, volume 5, number 16, pages 1-
American Folklore Society
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Publications of the Texas Folklore Society

, 2000
Book containing information about the publishing history of the Texas Folklore Society, as well as anecdotes about the gatherings of the Society, information about past presidents of the Society, and Society by-laws.
Abernethy, Francis Edward
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REFLECTION OF FOLKLORE IN THE STORIES OF TURKISH WRITER TARYK BUGRA

Alatoo Academic Studies, 2020
The article tells with the reflection of folklore in the work of Turkish writer Tarik Bugra, the history of the formation and development of Turkish literature, as well as the past stages. The similarities and differences in communities and traditions of Turkish and Kyrgyz nations. Examples includes the tradition of naming a child and blessing in Tarik
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Circassian (Adyghe) Landscape Terminology and Toponymy in Folklore Texts and Vernacular Communication

Вопросы ономастики
The article explores Adyghe (Circassian) landscape terminology and folklore toponymy, areas that have received limited attention in onomastics. It presents a pioneering analysis within Adyghe linguistics and folklore research, examining the peculiarities
Nurzhan K. Emykova, Madina M. Pashtova, Raisa B. Unarokova, Zarema A. Tseeva   +3 more
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LES PREMIERES VERSIONS DE LA BALLADE DU SACRIFICE AU SUD DU DANUBE DANS LES COLLECTIONS FOLKLORIQUES BULGARES [PDF]

Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa, 2015
Early versions of the ballad of the sacrifice („the walled - in woman”) in the South of the Danube, in collections of Bulgarian folklore The 250 variants of the Bulgarian ballad of the sacrifice („The walled - in woman”) were only partially reported in ...
Gheorghiță CIOCIOI
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Krvoločni osvajalci in hudičevi vojaki: »Turki« kot »barbari« v ideoloških diskurzih in slovenski folklori
The Bloodthirsty Conquerors and the Devil’s Soldiers: “the Turks” as “Barbarians” in Ideological Discourses and Slovene Folklore

Studia Mythologica Slavica, 2014
This paper presents and compares the image of “the barbaric Turk” in the politicalideological discourses and the perception of “the Turk” as a dangerous, cosmos-disturbing Foreigner in Slovene folklore.
Anja Mlakar
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1921 Annual Meeting Report of the American Folklore Society [PDF]

, 1921
Originally published in the Journal of American Folklore, volume 35, issue 136, pages 205 ...
American Folklore Society
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An Extraordinary Migrant Literature? Balkan Migrants and Their Poems in Turkey (in the Context of Bulgaria-Turkey)

Comparative Literature: East & West
The migrations from the Balkans to Turkey are among the largest migration events in the Eurasian region in recent history. After the migrations, the Turkish community with the “Balkan” identity has constituted one of the important elements of Turkish ...
Atıf Akgün
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1939 Annual Meeting Report of the American Folklore Society [PDF]

, 1939
Originally published in the Journal of American Folklore, volume 53, issue 208, pages 191 ...
American Folklore Society
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Djinn in Turkish and Tatar Culture: The Invisible Neighborhood

Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices
The jinn as a mythological character, whose roots go back to the Muslim tradition, is widely spread in the culture of the peoples professing Islam, and does not lose its relevance to this day.
Leila Kh. Davletshina
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