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Introduction: What Can Gyula Ortutay and the Budapest School Offer to Contemporary Students of Narrative?
PART ONE: CREATIVITY OF STORYTELLERS
1. The Creative Practices of Storytellers
2. Biology of Storytelling
3. The Nature of Women’s Storytelling
4. Manipulation of Personal Experience
5. The Legend Teller
PART TWO: WORLDVIEW: BETWEEN FANTASY AND REALITY
6. The World of European Marchen-Tellers
7. The Magic Tale and Its Magic
8. The Approach to Worldview in Folk Narrative Study
9. How Do Storytellers Interpret the Snakeprince Tale?
10. The Crack on the Red Goblet, or Truth in Modern Legend
(with Andrew Vazsonyi)
PART THREE: CONDUITS OF TRANSMISSION
11. The Hypothesis of Multi-Conduit Transmissions in Folklore
(with Andrew Vazsonyi)
12. Is There a Difference between the Folklore Of Urban and Rural Americans?
13. Processes of Legend Formation
14. Does the Word ‘Dog" Bite? Ostensive Action: A Means of Legend-Telling
(with Andrew Vazsonyi)
15. What Did the Grimm Brothers Give to and Take from the Folk?
PART FOUR: CASE STUDIES FROM THE MODERN INDUSTRIAL WORLD
16. Symbiosis of Joke and Legend: A Case of Conversational Folklore
17. Two Old World Narrators on the Telephone
18. The Jokes of an Irishman in a Multiethnic Urban Environmeny
19. The Legend Conduit
20. Satanic Child Abuse in a Blue House
Notes Bibliography
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Add Narratives in society, Narratives in Society represents three decades of scholarship by distinguished folklorist Linda Dégh. The twenty essays—some new, the rest newly revised—present Dégh's ideas, theories, and approaches to folktales: the people who tell them, listen to them,, Narratives in society to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Narratives in society, Narratives in Society represents three decades of scholarship by distinguished folklorist Linda Dégh. The twenty essays—some new, the rest newly revised—present Dégh's ideas, theories, and approaches to folktales: the people who tell them, listen to them,, Narratives in society to your collection on WonderClub |