 | Journal of Folklore Research | ||
Volume 23, Nos. 2-3
May-December 1986
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Special Double Issue The Comparative Method in Folklore Linda Dégh, Guest Editor Introduction / 77 Theoretical Considerations Robert A. Georges The Pervasiveness in Contemporary Folklore Studies of Assumptions, Concepts and Constructs Usually Associated with the Historic-Geographic Method / 87 Lauri Honko Types of Comparison and Forms of Variation / 105 Alan Dundes The Anthropologist and the Comparative Method in Folklore / 125 Methods of Application Stephen Swann Jones Structural and Thematic Applications of the Comparative Method / 147 |
Christine Goldberg The Construction of Folktales / 163 Satu Apo Questions Arising in the Comparative Study of Magic Tales / 177 Anna-Leena Siikala Variation in the Incantation and Mythical Thinking: The Scope of Comparative Research / 187 Aili Nenola The Units of Comparison in the Study of Balto-Finnic Laments / 205 Leea Virtanen Modern Folklore: Problems of Comparative Research / 221 Conference Program The Kalevala, the Comparative Method and Beyond: A Symposium of Finnish and American Folklorists / 233 |
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