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American folktales : from the collections of the Library of Congress /
Publisher's description: This two-volume collection of folktales represents some of the finest examples of American oral tradition. Drawn from the largest archive of American folk culture, The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress, the first-of-its-kind set includes magic tales, l...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Armonk, N.Y. :
M.E. Sharpe in association with the Library of Congress,
©2004.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- v. 1. The nation's most celebrated storytelling family : the Hickses and the Harmons. How I bought and stole my wife ; Telling tales to my grandkids ; The great pumpkin ; Giant mosquitoes ; Jack, Tom, and Will ; The marriage of the king's daughter ; Stiff Dick ; The mad king ; The bean tree ; Little Dicky Whigburn / Samuel Harmon
- Catskins / Alberta Harmon and Samuel Harmon
- Old black dog / Alberta Harmon
- When my mother told Jack tales ; Jack and the giants' newground ; Jack and the drill ; Jack and the varmints ; Jack and the bull ; Jack and the doctor's girl ; Jack and the northwest wind ; Jack and one of his hunting trips ; Old Fire Dragaman ; Love : a riddle tale ; Jack and the heifer hide / Maud Long
- Jack and the river / Daron Douglas
- Hooray for Old Sloosha! ; Feathers in her hair / Roby Monroe Hicks
- The Yape / Buna Hicks
- Jack and the robbers ; The unicorn and the wild boar ; The witch woman on the stone mountain on the Tennessee side ; Grinding at the mill ; Mule eggs / Ray Hicks.
- v. 1. Sara Cleveland : Irish American tales from Brant Lake, New York. Finn MacCool and the rocks ; Black horses ; Telling fortunes with cards ; Spiritualism and fortune telling ; Pull, God damn you, pull! ; The kiln is burning ; Baby's gone ; The witch and the donkey ; The lady and the fairy ; Little Red Night Cap ; Old Graybeard ; Shiver and shake ; Rob Haww ; One thing the devil can't do / Sara Cleveland.
- v. 1. J.D. Suggs : itinerant master. How I learned my tales ; Mr. Snake and the farmer ; Buzzard goes to Europe ; Monkey apes his master ; Efan outruns the Lord ; Mr. Fox and Mr. Deer ; Brother Rabbit rides Brother Bear ; Brother Bear meets man ; Brother Bear and Brother Deer hold a meeting ; The devil's daughter ; Where um-hum came from ; Skin, don't you know me? ; The great watermelon ; Pull me up, Simon ; Brother Bill, the wild cowboy / J.D. Suggs.
- v. 1. Joshua Alley : down-east tales from Jonesport, Maine. The bear's tale ; Man Warren Beal and the Indians ; Wrestling the chief ; Chute's wedge trick ; Dodging the wolves ; Open, saysem ; The murderers ; The haunted sloop ; Groans, gold, dreams, and the devil / Joshua Alley.
- v. 1. Will "Gillie" Gilchrist : tales of injustice in the urban South. Robbed, and taken for a thief ; More cop trouble ; Courtroom trouble ; More courtroom trouble ; Cop, courtroom, and jail trouble / Will "Gillie" Gilchrist.
- v. 1. Jane Muncy Fugate : healing tales for a mountain child and troubled adults. How I learned my tales ; Merrywise ; One-my-darling ; Old Greasybeard ; The king's well ; Rawhead and Bloodybones ; The three sillies ; The tarnished star ; Tailipoe (1955) ; Tailipoe (2001) / Jane Muncy Fugate.
- v. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John A. and Alan Lomax : out West with John A. Lomax. I don't know how to run / Joseph Graham
- You can cook breakfast, too / W.D. (Bill) Casey
- My brother's last ride / Sloan Matthews
- Getting stuck on a pony ; Shooting a wife / Sam Hill
- Hard times in the Toyah country / Annie Agnes Kingston.
- v. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John A. and Alan Lomax : down in the delta with Alan Lomax . John loses the race ; Jack guesses what is under the pot ; The preacher and his hogs ; The preacher who could always be trapped by women / "Buck Asa" Ulisses Jefferson
- The woman who couldn't count ; The lady and her three daughters / M.C. Orr.
- v. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John A. and Alan Lomax : in prison and at home with "Clear Rock". Watermelon story ; Cat story ; Music for me to run by ; The leaky house / Mose "Clear Rock" Platt.
- v. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John A. and Alan Lomax : Aunt Molly Jackson, playing, courting, witches, ghosts, and lies. My first dance ; How we entertained ourselves : songs, rhymes, toasts ; An unreasonable lie : the land of the Yeahoes ; Courting hungry ; Churning up the devil ; Becoming a witch and undoing spells ; The witch and the witch doctor ; Ridden by a witch ; Living in a haunted house / Aunt Molly Jackson.
- v. 2. Nation's most celebrated folklore collectors, John A. and Alan Lomax : on the range with J. Frank Dobie. My father prays ; Hilo! ; Beef and tallow / J. Frank Dobie.
- v. 2. Legendary America. The wolf boy ; The orphan girl that died ; The child and the snake / Lula Davis
- A haunted house / Laurie Hance
- Lights that listen ; Sounds that listen ; Natural haints ; The scarecrow dream / Ellis Ogle
- The Yankee and Marcum / Burl Hammons
- The thing on the bridge ; The vanishing hitchhiker / Newton Downey
- The three knocks : a grandmother's ghost / Lillian Doane
- The visions of Lloyd Chandler / Garrett Chandler
- Witches / Quincy Higgins
- The spider witch / Leozie Smith
- Nightmare ridden ; The preachers and the spooks / John Jackson
- Fairy forms / Margaret Sullivan
- Banshees and ghosts / Father Sarsfield O'Sullivan
- Raising the dead : the Nephite on the road / Dr. and Mrs. Norman Freestone.
- v. 2. Tall tale America. Paul Bunyon on Round River / Perry Allen
- Paul Bunyon moves in circles again / Bill McBride
- A liars' contest / five residents of the California camps
- My three favorite lies / Vernon "Shorty" Allen
- The peach tree deer / Bill Robinson
- Cornered by a polar bear / Michael Bruick
- A land-loving catfish / Doc McConnell
- The biggest liar in the state / Tillman Cadle
- Swinging pigs / Lee Webb
- The roguish cow / Gaines Kilgore
- The night the lamp flame froze / Mary Celestia Parler
- The gun ain't loaded / Frank Mahaffey.
- v. 2. Jokes. Dividing the dead / Ellis Ogle
- Two at the gate ; Possums and pigs ; The biggest liar in the state ; He'll have to swim ; Cold as hell /Son House
- The preacher and the bully / Lula Davis
- Baptists and Presbyterians ; The Devilists' revival / Joan Moser
- Jamie the mountain lion / Margaret Chase
- Pedro de Urdemalas and the plums ; Pedro de Urdedmalas and the pigs ; The indito and his wives ; The indito and the banker / Arthur L. Campa
- Unwatering the mine ; Tom the burro ; Burros and beechnut / Levette Jay Davidson
- Willie and the devil ; Old One-Eye / Gaines Kilgore
- J. Golden Kimball in his native language / Hector Lee
- Counting the wrong fish / John Persons
- I love ewe ; Sports as markers / Archer Gilfillan
- John and Old Mistress's nightgown ; John and the bear ; John and the coon / John Davis
- Monkey and Buzzard ; Twenty-five roosters and one hen ; Thinning corn ; That's the one / Cora Jackson
- The cook / Paul E. Young
- A mountain wedding / Uncle Alec Dunford.
- v. 2. Passing it on : stories for children. The girl who didn't mind her mother / Eartha M.M. White
- The crooked old man / Bascom Lamar Lunsford
- Grown toe / Glen Muncy Anderson
- The forty-mile jumper / Mary Celestia Parker
- Gaillum, Singo, et Moliseau / Barry Jean Ancelet
- Show me your paw / Caroline Spurlock Ancelet
- Skullbone / Debra Anderson
- La mata de higo = The fig tree / Ziomara Andux
- Señorita Martinez Cucuracha y Señor Ratoncito Pérez = Miss Martinez Cockroach and Mr. Pérez Mouse / Evelila Andux
- Antonio, cortador de leñal = Antonio the woodcutter / Martin Noriega
- The fox, the rabbit, and the tarbaby / E.L. Smith
- The tarbaby / Cora Jackson
- Jack and the beanstalk / Wilbur Roberts
- Little Nippy / Lee Wallin.
- v. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of American history : Native American visions. The old woman's vision / Amoneeta Sequoyah
- The blackfish / George Young (Doctor Stepping Fast)
- How the terrapin got scars on his shell / George Griffith.
- v. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of American history : slavery days and the Civil War. Romey Howard : freedom in the grave ; Romey Howard : fresh meat tonight / E.L. Smith
- Remembering slavery / Laura Smalley
- The sisters and the renegades ; Great-Aunt Becky's beau / Lee Winniford.
- v. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of American history : struggles with nature and neighbors. Dream no more / Maggie Hammons Parker
- She saved the children / Mary Eva Baker
- The one-legged Indian / Dominick Gallagher
- Panther Bill / Jake Sutton
- Trying to mix liquor and laughs ; The biggest bear that's ever been killed / James L. Huskey
- Trials of a dog driver / Charles Carter
- I'm still here : healing at home ; I'm a man too : fights every night / Vories Moreau.
- v. 2. Voicing the past, tales tracing the paths of American history : Dust Bowl tales. Dust Bowl refugees ; The man on the road / Woody Guthrie
- Indians, locusts, floods, and dust : an Okie family saga / Flora Robertson.
- v. 2. Folktales in the making, the September 11 Project. September 11 in Iowa City, Iowa / Janet Freeman
- September 11 in Red Hook, Brooklyn ; Heaven in the middle of hell ; Christian Regenhard / Lillie Haws.