Heda Jason
Biographic Data
| ID | 208191 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Heda Jason |
| GIVEN NAMES | Heda |
| FAMILY NAME | Jason |
| SIGNATURE | JASON H |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 41 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 41 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The Oral Sacred Legend Among Arabs in Israel. A Preliminary Discussion
SīratʿAntar as an Oral Epic
Vostocnoslavjanskie bylicki o zmeje i zmejah. Mificeskij ljubovnik. Ukazatel' sjuzetov i teksti [East Slavic Demonic Legends about the Dragon and Snakes. The Mythic Lover. Type Index and Texts]
Tipi Narodnyh Skazanij. The Types of Folk Legends. The Structural-Semantic Classification of Lithuanian Aetiological, Mythological and Historical Legends
Olonkho: Duhovnoe nasledije naroda sakha [Olongkho: The Cultural Heritage of the Sakha (Yakut) People]
La quête en épouse. Mämiminbin, une épopée palawan chantée par Mäsinu [The Quest for a Wife. Mämiminbin, a Palawan Epic Sung by Mäsinu]
Sjuzhety olongkho o zashchitnikah plemeni [Plots of olongkho about Guardians of the Tribe]
Textualising the Siri Epic
Bibliographien zu Slawisch-folkloristischem Schriftgut: Ausgewahlt aus dem Vorlesungsrepertoire von Vladimir Propp: und zu Slawischer Folklore und Folklore vom Balkan von Nikita I. Tolstoi
Epic Traditions in the Contemporary World: The Poetics of Community
CONTRIBUTORS: Margaret Beissinger Elaine Fantham Joseph Farrell Joyce Burkhalter Flueckiger Andrew Ford Thomas M. Greene Philip Hardie Sheila Murnaghan Gregory Nagy Dwight F. Reynolds William S. Sax Susan Slyomovics Jane Tylus Susanne Wofford
Indexing of Folk and Oral Literature in the Islamdominated Cultural Area
Galland's translation of the Arabian Nights in the eighteenth century brought to the wider European readership an awareness of the wealth of written folk literature of medieval provenance in the Near and Middle East. During the Romantic movement, popular translations or rewritings from Arabic, Turkish and Persian medieval folk literatures proliferated (see Appendix 1 below, Chauvin, no. 6; Marzolph, no. 10).
Folk Traditions of the Arab World: A Guide to Motif Classification
Volume I Acknowledments A Note on Transliteration Introduction A Note on Data Presentations, Abbreviations, and Archival Materials Synopsis A. Mythological and Related Belief Motifs B. Animals C. Tabu D. Magic and Similar Supernatural Occurrences E. The Dead F. Marvels G. Ogres and Satan H. Tests J. The Wise and the Foolish K. Deceptions L. Reversal M. Ordaining the Future N. Chance and Fate P. Society Q. Rewards and Punishments R. Captives and F…
Skazki i predanija altajskih tuvincev [Tales and legends from the Tuva of the Altai Mountains]
Elder Brothers Story: An Oral Epic of Tamil
The Warrior Code of India's Sacred Song
The Jews of Kurdistan
Types and Motifs of the Judeo-Spanish Folktales
This monumental book, first published in 1992, represents a major contribution to Sephardic and Hispanic studies as well as to comparative folklore scholarship in a worldwide perspective. After many years of fieldwork and extensive archival investigations in Spain, Israel and the United States, the author has brought together and analysed a massive body of primary sources. This is the first collection of Sephardic narratives offered to the Englis…
Types of Indic Oral Tales: Supplement
Arabia ridens: "Die humoristische Kurzprosa der fruhen adab-Literatur im internationalen Traditionsgeflecht [Arabia Ridens: The Humoristic Short Prose of Early Ädab" Literature in the International We…
The Epic of Pābūji: A Study, Transcription and Translation
List of illustrations Preface 1. Introduction 2. The words and music of Pabuji's epic 3. The pictures on Pabuji's par 4. Pabuji the man 5. Pabuji the god The epic of Pabuji Appendices Glossary and key to principal characters Bibliography Index
Whom Does God Favor, the Wicked or the Righteous? The Reward and Punishment Fairy Tale
Types of Indic Oral Tales: Supplement
Whom Does God Favor: The Wicked or the Righteous? The Reward-and-Punishment Fairy Tale
The Telling of Stories: Approaches to a Traditional Craft. A Symposium
Notes and Comments
A Multidimensional Approach to Oral Literature
Oral literature is considered by historical-philogical folklorists as a cultural artifact wich is of the nature of a survival, and by anthropological folklorists as a contemporary reflection of the culture of its bearers, i.e., it is considered as a means to investigue this society. The present paper takes an eclectic standpoint, claiming for oral literature the status of an artistic product in its literary form and in its function in society, an…
The Epic of Pābūji: A Study, Transcription and Translation
List of illustrations Preface 1. Introduction 2. The words and music of Pabuji's epic 3. The pictures on Pabuji's par 4. Pabuji the man 5. Pabuji the god The epic of Pabuji Appendices Glossary and key to principal characters Bibliography Index
Notes and Comments
Study of Israelite and Jewish Oral and Folk Literature: Problems and Issues
Types and Motifs of the Judeo-Spanish Folktales
This monumental book, first published in 1992, represents a major contribution to Sephardic and Hispanic studies as well as to comparative folklore scholarship in a worldwide perspective. After many years of fieldwork and extensive archival investigations in Spain, Israel and the United States, the author has brought together and analysed a massive body of primary sources. This is the first collection of Sephardic narratives offered to the Englis…
Types of Indic Oral Tales: Supplement
Oral-Formulaic Theory and Research. An Introduction and Annotated Bibliography
India on the Map of ‘Hard Science’ Folkloristics
SINCE the science of folk literature came into being, India has been one of the main sources of its subject matter. As it became known in the last century, the wealth and colourfulness of Indian folk literature and the very age of its sources overwhelmed the Western centres of scholarship. The first to pay attention to the lore of the simple folk in India were the well-educated British ladies and gentlemen of the colonial adminstration in the las…
The Poor Man of Nippur: An Ethnopoetic Analysis
Jewish-Near Eastern Numskull Tales: An Attempt at Interpretation
A Multidimensional Approach to Oral Literature
Oral literature is considered by historical-philogical folklorists as a cultural artifact wich is of the nature of a survival, and by anthropological folklorists as a contemporary reflection of the culture of its bearers, i.e., it is considered as a means to investigue this society. The present paper takes an eclectic standpoint, claiming for oral literature the status of an artistic product in its literary form and in its function in society, an…
Concerning the "Historical" and the "Local" Legends and Their Relatives
IT IS EASY TO ASSERT that a particular text is a legend while another is not. The decision is frequently based on experience; one feels that a tale is or is not a legend. But when it comes to producing an exact definition-one which would enable us to decide with certainty whether a given text is or is not a legend-the field is found wanting. The definitions offered thus far have serious flaws. Since, however, the old definition of the Grimm Broth…
Jewish-Near Eastern Numskull Tales: An Attempt at Interpretation
The Genre in Oral Literature: An Attempt at Interpretation
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Studies in Jewish Ethnopoetry. (Narrating-Art-Content-Message-Genre)
The Poor Man of Nippur: An Ethnopoetic Analysis
The Fisherman and His Wife
Studies in Jewish Ethnopoetics
India on the Map of ‘Hard Science’ Folkloristics
SINCE the science of folk literature came into being, India has been one of the main sources of its subject matter. As it became known in the last century, the wealth and colourfulness of Indian folk literature and the very age of its sources overwhelmed the Western centres of scholarship. The first to pay attention to the lore of the simple folk in India were the well-educated British ladies and gentlemen of the colonial adminstration in the las…
Oral-Formulaic Theory and Research. An Introduction and Annotated Bibliography
On Jason's Review of J. M. Foley: Oral-Formulaic Research and Scholarship
Tradition
Study of Israelite and Jewish Oral and Folk Literature: Problems and Issues
Folktales of the Jews of Iraq. Tale-Types and Genres
Perspectives on Contemporary Legend. Volume II
Notes and Comments
Whom Does God Favor: The Wicked or the Righteous? The Reward-and-Punishment Fairy Tale
The Telling of Stories: Approaches to a Traditional Craft. A Symposium
Notes and Comments
Types of Indic Oral Tales: Supplement
Arabia ridens: "Die humoristische Kurzprosa der fruhen adab-Literatur im internationalen Traditionsgeflecht [Arabia Ridens: The Humoristic Short Prose of Early Ädab" Literature in the International We…
The Epic of Pābūji: A Study, Transcription and Translation
List of illustrations Preface 1. Introduction 2. The words and music of Pabuji's epic 3. The pictures on Pabuji's par 4. Pabuji the man 5. Pabuji the god The epic of Pabuji Appendices Glossary and key to principal characters Bibliography Index
Whom Does God Favor, the Wicked or the Righteous? The Reward and Punishment Fairy Tale
Types of Indic Oral Tales: Supplement
The Jews of Kurdistan
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