Folklore Curriculum - Revision history

Michael Thomas Jones at 08:12, 7 October 2025

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 == 19th Century National Scholarship ==

Michael Thomas Jones: /* Selected Tales */

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Selected Tales

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			Saint's Tales

	== 19th Century National Scholarship ==		== 19th Century National Scholarship ==

Michael Thomas Jones: /* Selected Tellings */

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Selected Tellings

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	== Selected ~~Tellings~~ ==		== Selected Tales ==
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Michael Thomas Jones: /* Selected Tellings */

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Selected Tellings

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			=== Singular Tales ===
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	#The Dragon Slayer		#The Dragon Slayer

Michael Thomas Jones at 08:08, 7 October 2025

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	Stories of Fox and Wolf
			#Tales of the Fox and the Wolf
			#Tales of the Lion
			#Tales of the Bear
			#Tales of the Dog
			#Tales of the Birds
			#Tales of the Snake
			#Tales of Giants
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			#The Dragon Slayer
			#The Bridge
			#Three Stolen Princesses
			#The Princess's Ring
			#The Sword of Light
			#The Brothers Seeking Wives
			#The Night Watch
			#The Dancing Shoes
			#The Maiden in the Tower
			#The Singing Bag
			#The Maiden Killer
			#The Flight
			#The Cannibal Princess
			#The Tree That Grows Up To The Sky
			#The Recovered Eyeballs
			#The Magnet Mountain
			#The Sorceror's Apprentice
			#The Youth Who Wanted To Leanr What Fear Is
			#Hansel and Gretel
			#The Witch's Sack
			#The Witch & the Fisher Boy
			#Jack and the Beanstalk
			#Stealing the Sun Moon and Stars
			#Godfather Death
			#Little Red Riding Hood
			#House of the Witch
			#The Wolf with the Iron Head
			#The Lost Father
			#The Lost Wife (Swan Maiden)
			#The Lost Brothers
			#The Lost Soldiers
			#The Beastly Wife
			#The Beastly Husband
			#Beauty and the Beast
			#Brides Black & White
			#Sleeping Beauty
			#The Petrified Kingdom
			#The Witch's Son
			#The House in the Forest
			#The Diver
			#Little Brother & Little Sister
			#In Search of Fortune
			#The Persecuted Husband
			#The Wedding Invitation (Friends in Life & Death)
			#The Land Where No One Dies
			#The Bridge to the Other World
			#The Monk & the Bird
			#The Undeworld's Midwife
			#Girls Kind & Unkind
			#The Strange House
			#The Three Old Women
			#The Wild Man
			#The Gifts of Little People
			#Cinderella
			#Peau d'Asne
			#Six Go Through the Whole World
			#Faithful John
			#The Boy Who Understood Birds
			#The Inheritance
			#Brunhilde
			#The Wild Child
			#The Dog & The Sailor
			#The Magic Castle
			#The Cat in Boots
			#The Water of Life
			#The Fisherman & his Wife
			#The Witch's Shepherd
			#The Ring
			#Aladdin
			#The Spirit in the Blue LIght
			#The Bird's Heart
			#The Seven League Boots
			#100 Rabbits
			#The Rat Catcher
			#All Stuck Together
			#The Barking Dog's Head
			#The Knife
			#Strong John
			#Quest for a Strong Companion
			#The Wishing Prince
			#The Skillful Brothers
			#The Hypnotist
			#The Man Who Flew Like a Bird & Swam Like a Fish
			#The Magic Boy
			#Stone of the Snake
			#The Lazy Boy
			#Below the Sea
			#The King's Parrot
			#Tom Thumb
			#The Giant's Toy
			#The Snow Child
			#The Princess & The Pea
			#The Handless Maiden
			#The Three Golden Children
			#The Wonder Child
			#Snow White
			#The Sister of Nine Brothers
			#The Twin Sisters
			#The Lost Ring
			#The Lucky Wife
			#The Hanging
			#The Hatch-Penny
			#The Star Money
			#The Singing Bone
			#The Murderous Princess
			#The Golden Ram
			#The Man With Four Wives
			#The Princess Under the Hill
			#The Goose Girl
			#The King & the Clever Girl
			#The Bride in Disguise
			#The Innocent Maiden
			#The Crystal Palace
			#The Ghoulish Schoolmaster
			#The Unholy Man
			#The Daughter of the Sun
			#Alcestis
			#Beggar, Thief, Murderer
			#The Bearer of Bad News
			#Trapping the Demon
			#The Fallen Snow
			#The Prophecied Wife
			#The Misfortunate King
			#The Money Stick
			#The Spider Web
			#The Hidden Old Man
			#Not Dead Yet
			#Thunder
			#The Bear Trainer
			#The Troll at a Baptism
			#Topsy Turvy Land
			#Climbing to Heaven
			#The Strongest Son in Law



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Michael Thomas Jones at 07:38, 7 October 2025

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			== Selected Tellings ==


			Stories of Fox and Wolf




	== Ancient Myth ==		== Ancient Myth ==

Michael Thomas Jones: /* 19th Century National Scholarship */

2025-10-01T06:18:39Z

19th Century National Scholarship

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	Bell & Dixon - English Peasant Songs		[[Ancient Poems, Ballads, and Songs of the Peasantry of England\|Bell & Dixon - English Peasant Songs]]

	William John Thoms - English Folklore		William John Thoms - English Folklore

Michael Thomas Jones: /* Scholarship of Romantic Nationalists */

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Scholarship of Romantic Nationalists

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	== Scholarship of Romantic Nationalists ==
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			William John Thoms - English Folklore

			Sabine Baring-Gould - English folklore and Saints Tales

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			Iona and Peter Opie

	Marie-Louise von Franz		Marie-Louise von Franz

Michael Thomas Jones at 05:53, 1 October 2025

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	== Ancient Myth ==		== Ancient Myth ==

Michael Thomas Jones: Created page with "Folklore, myth, and symbolism == Ancient Myth == Cupid and Psyche == Christendom == Iconography of Christendom == Scholarship of Romantic Nationalists == Brothers Grimm - Germany Alexander Afanasyev - Russia Elias Lönnrot - Finland - Kalevala William Butler Yeats - Ireland John Francis Cambell - Scotland Abjornsen and Moe - Norway Evald Tang Kristensen - Denmark Joseph Ritson - English nursery rhymes Francis James Child - English ballads Niccolò Tommase..."

2025-10-01T05:51:45Z

Created page with "Folklore, myth, and symbolism == Ancient Myth == Cupid and Psyche == Christendom == Iconography of Christendom == Scholarship of Romantic Nationalists == Brothers Grimm - Germany Alexander Afanasyev - Russia Elias Lönnrot - Finland - Kalevala William Butler Yeats - Ireland John Francis Cambell - Scotland Abjornsen and Moe - Norway Evald Tang Kristensen - Denmark Joseph Ritson - English nursery rhymes Francis James Child - English ballads Niccolò Tommase..."

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Folklore, myth, and symbolism

== Ancient Myth ==

Cupid and Psyche

== Christendom ==

Iconography of Christendom

== Scholarship of Romantic Nationalists ==
Brothers Grimm - Germany

Alexander Afanasyev - Russia

Elias Lönnrot - Finland - Kalevala

William Butler Yeats - Ireland

John Francis Cambell - Scotland

Abjornsen and Moe - Norway

Evald Tang Kristensen - Denmark

Joseph Ritson - English nursery rhymes

Francis James Child - English ballads

Niccolò Tommaseo - Italy

Walter Scott - Borderer ballads

Bell & Dixon - English Peasant Songs

== Academics, Symbolists and Psychologists ==
Max Muller

Mircea Eliade

Carl Jung

George Frazer

Marie-Louise von Franz

Margaret Fay Shaw

Georges Dumézil

Aarnes Thompson

Alan Dundes

Vladimir Propp

Umberto Eco

Roland Barthes

Italo Calvino