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Folktales of the Jews, Volume 2: Tales from Eastern Europe »
Authors: Dan Ben-Amos, Dov Noy (Editor), Ira Shander
ISBN-13: 9780827608306, ISBN-10: 0827608306
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Jewish Publication Society
Date Published: March 2007
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Dan Ben-Amos
Book Synopsis
Second volume in this five-volume literary landmark presents 71 tales from Ashkenasic culture, each tale accompanied by indepth commentary that explains the tale's cultural, historical, and literary background (with extensive scholarly notation). Volumes are monuments to a rich but vanishing oral tradition!
Table of Contents
Subjects
Fiction Books & Literature
Literary Criticism Genres & Literary Forms
Christianity Judaism & Judaica Jewish Folklore
Christianity Judaism & Judaica Movements & Sects - Judaism
History Religious History Judaism & Judaica
History World History Jewish History
Judaism & Judaica Jewish Folklore Jews -> Europe -> Folklore
Judaism & Judaica Jewish Folklore Jews -> Folklore
Judaism & Judaica Movements & Sects - Judaism Sephardim
Nonfiction Social Sciences Folklore & Mythology
Nonfiction Social Sciences Jewish Studies
Religion Books Judaism & Judaica Jewish Folklore
Religion Books Judaism & Judaica Movements & Sects - Judaism
Science & Nature Social Sciences Folklore & Mythology
Science & Nature Social Sciences Jewish Studies
Social Sciences Folklore & Mythology European & Russian Folklore & Mythology
Social Sciences Folklore & Mythology Jewish Folklore
Social Sciences Folklore & Mythology Oral Tradition & Storytelling
Social Sciences Jewish Studies Jewish History
Christianity Christianity All Religion
Nonfiction History Religious History
Nonfiction History World History
Nonfiction Religion All Religion
Religion Books Christianity All Religion
Literary Criticism Genres & Literary FormsChristianity
Judaism & Judaica Jewish FolkloreChristianity
Judaism & Judaica Movements & Sects - JudaismHistory
Religious History Judaism & JudaicaHistory
World History Jewish HistoryJudaism & Judaica
Jewish Folklore Jews -> Europe -> FolkloreJudaism & Judaica
Jewish Folklore Jews -> FolkloreJudaism & Judaica
Movements & Sects - Judaism SephardimNonfiction
Social Sciences Folklore & MythologyNonfiction
Social Sciences Jewish StudiesReligion Books
Judaism & Judaica Jewish FolkloreReligion Books
Judaism & Judaica Movements & Sects - JudaismScience & Nature
Social Sciences Folklore & MythologyScience & Nature
Social Sciences Jewish StudiesSocial Sciences
Folklore & Mythology European & Russian Folklore & MythologySocial Sciences
Folklore & Mythology Jewish FolkloreSocial Sciences
Folklore & Mythology Oral Tradition & StorytellingSocial Sciences
Jewish Studies Jewish HistoryChristianity
Christianity All ReligionNonfiction
History Religious HistoryNonfiction
History World HistoryNonfiction
Religion All ReligionReligion Books
Christianity All Religion
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