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  • Published by Jewish Folklore and Ethnology Section of the American Folklore Society, Oberlin, Ohio, 1992

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    Softbound. Condition: Very Good. Small quarto, stapled paper covers, 76 pp., b/w photos Articles are "Jewish Folktales: An Encyclopedic Survey: Intorduction," Dan Ben-Amos, "Medieval Hebrew Folk Narratives," Eli Yassif, "Old and Middle Yiddish Folktales," Dan Ben-Amos, "Early Judeo-Spanish Folk Narratives," Luis Landa, "Judeo-Arabic Folktles in North Africa," Issachar Ben-Ami, "The Folktales of the Iraqi Jews," Titzhak Avishur," "The Folk Literature of the Jews of Kurdistan," Yona Sabar, "Judeo-Arabic Folktales from Yemen," Yosef Tobi, "Judeo-Spanish Folk Narratives," Tamar Alexander, "Judeo-Persian Narratives," Ulrich Marzolph, "Modern Yiddish Folktales," Beatrice Silverman Weinreich," Contemporary Hebrew Folk Narratives," Haya Bar-Itzhak, "Storytelling in the 'Repentance Movement': Rhetoric, Folklore and Cultural Debate in Contemporary Israel," Eli Yassaf, "'I Was There': 'Tower and Stockade' Personal Experience Stories," Aliza Shenhar and Tamar Katriel, "'And we came to the Land of Our Forefathers.": The Folk Legends of Yemenite Jews in Israel," Haya Bar Itzhak, "Proverbs as Inter-Ethnic Dialogue in Israel," Galit Hasan-Roekm, "Theme and Genre: Relationships between Human and Demon in Jewish Folklore," Tamar Alexander, "One Story, Two Stories: On Folktales Motifs as Literary Device of the Biblical Narratives of Saul and David," Shamai Gelander, "ansky Lives! A Translation of S. Ansky's Introduction to his Jewish Ethnographic Program (1914), translated by Golda Werman and with an introdcution by," Daviod Roskies, "Israel Folklore Archives," Edna Cheichel, "Contemporary Kinot: Hasidic Means of Reaching the Holocaust," Shifra Epstein and Kenneth Hanson.