Proverbical Tradition
Proverbical Tradition is an academic construct that denotes a systematic body of proverbial knowledge, transmission practices, and associated cultural norms organized within a specific socio-historical context, distinguished by its formalized mechanisms for preserving, adapting, and conveying proverbs across generations.
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The Wisdom of Many: Essays on the Proverb
W. K. McNeil, Wolfgang Mieder, Alan Dundes et al. · Journal of American Folklore · 1983 · 136 citations
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The Wisdom of Many: Essays on the Proverb
Shirley L. Arora, Wolfgang Mieder, Alan Dundes · Western Folklore · 1983 · 66 citations
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Proverbs: the aesthetics of traditional communication
Kwesi Yankah · Research in African Literatures · 1989 · 50 citations
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