History of British Folklore, Volume 2First published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company. |
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Contents
THE MYTHOLOGISTS | 66 |
THE SAVAGE FOLKLORISTS | 181 |
DEFINITIONS | 217 |
Edwin Sidney Hartland | 230 |
Alfred Nutt | 251 |
George Laurence Gomme | 261 |
THESES | 273 |
George Laurence Gomme | 317 |
Alfred Nutt | 340 |
Edwin Sidney Hartland | 360 |
Edward Clodd | 376 |
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Achilles Alfred Nutt ancestors ancient Andrew Lang animals Antiquities Aryan Aryan mythology barbaric belief called Celtic Celts century ceremony character child Christian civilized clouds common comparative connexion culture customs dawn dead divine early earth English epic evidence expression fairy fire folklore folklorist George Cox gods Greece Greek Greek mythology Grimm heaven Herakles hero Hesiod Household human ideas incidents India Indra Irish Kephalos king language legend literature living magic manorial Märchen Max Müller meaning mind modern myth mythical mythologists mythology nature needfire night origin peasant Phrixus poet polyonymy popular primitive Prokris proverbs Purûravas race religion rites Roman Sanskrit savage Savage Tale says Scotland Semitic Sir George Cox sneeze solar spirit story superstitions survival tale tell Teutonic theory things tion told trace tradition tribes Tuatha de Danann Tylor Urvasî Varuna Veda village words worship Zeus Zulu