The Folktale Origin of The Taming of the Shrew
A Case Study in Folktale Analysis: AT 514, "The Shift of Sex," in Hispanic Societies
Galland's "Ali Baba" and Other Arabic Versions
Forget Me Not: Recognizing and Remembering in Medieval Romance
Review: The Heroine with 1001 Faces
The Heroine with 1001 Faces is an examination of women and their stories from antiquity to the twenty-first-century. It has an introducti...
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I've seen other bloggers participate in this event and thought it seemed like a pretty good rite of passage for a newbie. My inaugural... -
Baiame and the Crow Long ago, there was a man named Wahn who could perfectly mimic any sound (e.g., crying babies, running water, bird calls... -
The Tiens-bon-la A priest wants to have an affair with a baker's wife. Therefore, he sets the baker up by telling the king that he can d...
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