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    Storytelling Folklore Sourcebook

    AvNorma J. Livo,Sandra Rietz

    Häftad, Engelska, 1991

    522 kr

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    Beskrivning

    Packed with folktales, poetry, aphorisms, songs, and legends, this comprehensive sourcebook is appropriate for use with upper elementary and secondary students or as a resource for the professional storyteller. The source material covers costumes, customs, dances and drama, food, games, and legends, as well as forms of oral literature (music, proverbs, rhymes, riddles, tales, beliefs, and superstitions). An extensive guide to the world's folklore, it is ideal as a resource for creative writing projects.

    Produktinformation

    • Utgivningsdatum:1991-02-15
    • Mått:216 x 279 x 21 mm
    • Vikt:1 134 g
    • Format:Häftad
    • Språk:Engelska
    • Antal sidor:384
    • Förlag:Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
    • ISBN:9780872876019

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    • Referensverk och tvärvetenskap inom Samhälle och politik
    • Retorik inom Språk och ordböcker

    Mer om författaren

    Norma J. Livo, Professor Emerita, University of Colorado, Denver is the author and co-author of numerous books, many of them award-winners, including Storytelling: Process & Practice (Libraries Unlimited, 1986), Folk Stories of the Hmong (Libraries Unlimited, 1991), and Bringing Out Their Best (Libraries Unlimited, 2003). She served on the board of the National Storytelling Association, and is Founder of the Rocky Mountain Storytelling Conference. She has a national following as a storyteller and received NSN's 2002 ORACLE Award for Lifetime Achievement in storytelling.

    Innehållsförteckning

    • INTRODUCTIONPart 1Story Voice, Research, and the Storyteller1-THE MAKING OF STORY VOICEFolkloreMysteryStory as MysteryStoryteller as Initiate into MysteryThe Power of Lore in Story—Story Voice2-RESEARCH AND THE STORYTELLERIntroductionSample Finnish FolkloreThe KalevalaWeaving Folklore Fragments into a StoryPart 2Story Characters3-CULTURE BRINGERS/TRICKSTERSIntroductionCulture Heroes of Various Traditions4-THE PEOPLE OF FAERIEIntroductionFaerie Folk of Various TraditionsPart 3Story Artifacts5-STARSIntroductionThe North Star, Pole Star, or PolarisUrsa MajorCassiopeia, Cepheus, Andromeda, Perseus, and PegasusDraco the DragonTaurus the BullThe PleiadesOrionThe Milky WaySummary6-GEMS, ROCKS, MINERALS, AND STONESGems and Precious MetalsMagical Rocks and Minerals7-PLANTS AND FLOWERSIntroductionFlower-Naming StoriesFlower and Plant Legends and LoreFlower and Plant Oracles, Formulas, and PortentsOther Questions and AnswersRepresentative Flower Portents and SuperstitionsMushroomsFolk MedicineSample Herbal and Folk RemediesAphrodisiacs8-TREESIntroductionTree LoreRhymes Concerning TreesTree GamesOld RogerThe Oakum in the WoodTagTree PrognosticationsPart 4Story Activities9-CALENDAR CUSTOMS, HOLIDAYS, AND FESTIVALSIntroductionSamain-All SoulsBeltane-May DayLammas—First FruitsThe Winter SolsticeThe Vernal EquinoxThe Summer Solstice —Midsummer Day10-DIVINATIONIntroductionDivination as MagicDivination as a Social ToolDivination as Folk ArtDivination as Randomizing ProcedureForms of DivinationMechanicalRitualEmotive/PossessiveTypes of DivinationDivination in the Lore of Common FolkPopular Games and Rituals of ChanceWeather PredictionChance Accident FormulaeBody Markings and CharacteristicsTaboos and SuperstitionsPseudosciences11-MAGIC AND SUPERSTITIONIntroductionDefinitionsTypes of PractitionersThe "Magician's" MagicBeliefs and SuperstitionsBeliefs from Various CulturesDropping TablewareWeather ReportsDeathVampiresWedding Customs12-GAMESIntroductionThe Utilities of GamesWhat Is a Game?Types of Nonsinging GamesChasing GamesCatching GamesSeeking GamesHunting GamesRacing GamesDuelling GamesExerting GamesDaring GamesGuessing GamesActing GamesPretending GamesBall GamesOther GamesSinging and Dancing GamesSong GamesSong/Dance GamesOther Dramatic PlayCounting Out and Choosing RitualsIntroductionChoosingsCounting OutScores and Counting WordsRandom Choice Children's GamesPart 5The Devices of Memory in the Oral Narrative13-THE LANGUAGE OF STORYIntroductionSound DevicesDevices of Comparison and AssociationFormula SayingsThe Language UnitNamingNames of MineralsPlace NamesTerminology for Groups of Animals, Birds, and PeopleProverbsConversation as a Martial ArtWesternismsObituariesCowland TerminologyOther Ways to Say "Dumb"Slang Terms from the 1920sFan Language14-NUMBERSIntroductionElementary NumbersThe Number ONEThe Number TWOThe Number THREEThe Number FOURThe Number FIVEThe Number TENThe Number NINEAstrological NumbersThe Number SEVENThe Number EIGHTThe Number TWELVEThe Number ELEVENThe Number SIXThe Number THIRTEENSummary15-MOTIFSIntroductionNative American Story MotifsMythological MotifsAnimal MotifsTaboo MotifsMagic MotifsDeath MotifsMarvel MotifsOgre MotifsTest MotifsWisdom and Foolishness MotifsDeception MotifsReversal-of-Fortune MotifsChance and Fate MotifsSociety MotifsCaptive and Fugitive MotifsUnnatural Cruelty MotifsSex MotifsTraits-of-Character MotifsMiscellaneous MotifsMotif Categories16-HUMORIntroductionDrollsOuthousesOccupational and News-Item JokesRegional HumorMining and Oil Business JokesLawyer JokesFootball Player JokesFarmer JokesWall Street (Post-Crash) JokesPunsRiddlesRiddles Wisely ExpoundedGrimm's CollectionsGeneral RiddlesBIBLIOGRAPHYINDEX