Alexander Haggerty Krappe
Biographic Data
| ID | 3790044 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alexander Haggerty Krappe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alexander Haggerty |
| FAMILY NAME | Krappe |
| SIGNATURE | KRAPPE A H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Princeton University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 67 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 67 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1923 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Grimms' German Folk Tales
The Grimms' German Folk Tales
Un vieux thème classique du folklore médiéval
Warning Animals
The Wolf and the Nightingale
The Problem of War in Nineteenth Century Economic Thought
Le Folklore Vivant
The Folktale
The Spectres' Mass
The Problem of War in Nineteenth Century Economic Thought
Shepherd and King in El Libro de Exemplos
Our Lady of Rocamadour and the Two Gamblers
A Solomon Legend among the Indians of the North Pacific
Arturus Cosmocrator
The Bearded Venus
The Anatolian Lion God
Spain and Africa
Die Sonne tönt nach alter Weise”
NotesGoethes Faust, hrsg. v. Georg Witkowski, II (Leiden, 1936), p. 179; cf. also Goethes Faust, erklärt v. Adolf Trendelenburg (Berlin-Leipzig, 1922), 1, 94ff.; L. Kleeberg, Sokrates, LXXIII (1919), 91–98.J. Goebel, Goethes Faust, Erster Teil (New York, 1910), p. 256.Ibid., p. 257.J. van den Vondel, Treurspelen, 1. Deel, Amsterdam, 1661. Cf. A. J. Bamouw, Vondel (New York, 1925), pp. 141ff.On the whole question cf. George Edmundson, Milton and V…
Albinos and Albinism in Iranian Tradition
Le Droit de Bris
The Source of Pedro Antonio de Alarcon's El Extranjero
Spirit-sighted Animals
A Persian Myth in the Alethia of Claudius Marius Victor
Old Celtic Taboos
THE chief source of our knowledge of the religion of the Ancient Celts is the brief account we find in Julius Caesar's work on his conquest of Gaul. Against its trustworthiness it has sometimes been urged that the writer was ill prepared to deal fairly and adequately with the subject, inasmuch as he was a general and a statesman rather than an ethnographer or a folklorist.' The critics who have advanced this view have failed to take into consider…
Acca Larentia
The Problem of War in Nineteenth Century Economic Thought
The Problem of War in Nineteenth Century Economic Thought
Euripides' Alcmaeon and the Apollonivs Romance
The genesis of the Greek prose romance is still in large part shrouded in darkness, in spite of the researches of Erwin Rohde, one of the greatest scholars of the last generation. The reasons are evident; the material at our disposal is far too scanty, the loss of early specimens of this literary form is far too great to allow of a flawless reconstruction of the history of the Greek romance. The same lacunae have also prevented us from obtaining …
The Bearded Venus
Albinos and Albinism in Iranian Tradition
Spirit-sighted Animals
A Persian Myth in the Alethia of Claudius Marius Victor
Old Celtic Taboos
THE chief source of our knowledge of the religion of the Ancient Celts is the brief account we find in Julius Caesar's work on his conquest of Gaul. Against its trustworthiness it has sometimes been urged that the writer was ill prepared to deal fairly and adequately with the subject, inasmuch as he was a general and a statesman rather than an ethnographer or a folklorist.' The critics who have advanced this view have failed to take into consider…
Acca Larentia
"Le Faucon de l'Infant dans "El Conde Lucanor
Tiberius and Thrasyllus
The Myth of Balder
La légende de Libuše et de Přemysl
The Story of Phrixos and Modern Folklore
The Myth of Balder
Euripides' Alcmaeon and the Apollonivs Romance
The genesis of the Greek prose romance is still in large part shrouded in darkness, in spite of the researches of Erwin Rohde, one of the greatest scholars of the last generation. The reasons are evident; the material at our disposal is far too scanty, the loss of early specimens of this literary form is far too great to allow of a flawless reconstruction of the history of the Greek romance. The same lacunae have also prevented us from obtaining …
La légende de la Maison fermée de Tolède
The Story of Iason and Medeia
A Source of Vergil, Georg. II. 136–176
This passage, which is in a way a digression from the main subject of the second book, arboriculture, and stands out from the rest of the poem, is one of the best known of the entire work, chiefly, it would seem, on account of its exquisite beauty, but partly also, no doubt, for the distinctly modern note it strikes; for it can justly be regarded as an early example of a national anthem. As a matter of fact, it has been recognized as such from th…
Une version orientale de la légende de Rodrigue, dernier roi visigoth
Tiberius and Thrasyllus
La vision de Saint Basile et la légende de la mort de l'empereur Julien
Une version persane de la Maison fermée de Tolède
Une légende de Coruña
"Le mirage celtique et les sources du "Chevalier Cifar
The Science of Folk-Lore
A Chrestomathy of Vulgar Latin
The Growth of Literature . H. Munro Chadwick , N. Kershaw Chadwick
Arthur and Gorlagon
The "Tuti-Nameh" in Spanish Folk-Lore
Notes on Spanish Cuentos edificativos
Le Lac enchanté dans le Chevalier Cifar
"Le Faucon de l'Infant dans "El Conde Lucanor
Jesus and John the Baptist
Chaucer's Use of Proverbs . Bartlett Jere Whiting
La vraie philosophie du Don Quijote
Virgil the Necromancer . John Webster Spargo
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