Folklore Intersections
Folklore Intersections is a theoretical framework that identifies and analyzes the points of convergence between variant folk traditions within the corpus of Child Ballads, distinguishing itself by systematically mapping narrative, thematic, and structural correspondences across geographically and temporally dispersed oral versions.
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Folklore and Literature: Rival Siblings.
David C. Estes, Bruce A. Rosenberg · American Literature · 1992 · 11 citations
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