I recently made a trip to the Utah Valley University Library in order to borrow the books I'd mentioned in a previous post. What I discovered is that there are a great deal of books which contain countless pages of Folkloric tales and others with analyses of Folktales and their cultures of origin. Following, I have created a list of the books I borrowed and the tales or chapters I intend to centralize in my research at this stage:
·
One Thousand and
One Nights. ISBN 9780307958860
o
The
Demon’s Wife
o
The
Woman and Her Five Lovers
o
The
Mistress of the House’s Tale
·
Chinese
Folktales. ISBN 0844259276
o
Red
String
o
A
Sad Love Story
o
Shepherd
Girl
o
Can
Dreams Save Lives?
o
The
Magic Kettle
o
White
Snake and Xuxian
o
Moon’s
Shadow on the Water
o
Madame
Qin
o
Sun
and Moon
o
The
Bird with Two Heads
o
A
Lucky Girl
o
People
Die of Gold, Whereas Birds, of Food
o
The
Young Man and the Ice
·
Folktales of the
World, Greece. ISBN 0226517853
o
Owl
and Partridge
o
Chance
and the Poor Man
o
The
Ill-fated Princess
o
Truth
and Falsehood
o
All
of section VI “Legends” (pgs. 195-203)
·
Folktales of the
Jews. ISBN 9780827608290
o
Chapters
28, 32, 34, 35, 41, 42, 46, 60, 66, 71
·
Appalachian
Folkways. ISBN 0801878799
o
Chapters
8-9
·
Fair is Fair,
World Folktales of Justice. ISBN0874834007
o
Pg.
53 “The Quality of Mercy”
o
Pg.
98 “A Bargain is a Bargain”
o
Pg.
178 “The Stoning”
·
Indonesian
Folktales. ISBN 1563089092
o
Pgs.
26-50
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