Stanley L Robe
Biographic Data
| ID | 689249 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Stanley L Robe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Stanley L |
| FAMILY NAME | Robe |
| SIGNATURE | ROBE S L |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Hispanic Legends from New Mexico: Narratives from the R. D. Jameson Collection
Hispanic Legends from New Mexico: Narratives from the R. D. Jameson Collection
Azuela and the Mexican Underdogs
Hispanic Folktales from New Mexico: Narratives from the R. D. Jameson Collection
Mexican Folk Tales
The Lexical Structure of Spanish
Problems of a Mexican Legend Index
Index of Mexican Folktales
Amapa Storytellers
Mexican Tales and Legends from Veracruz
Mexican Tales and Legends from Los Altos
Mexican Tales and Legends from Los Altos
Mexican Tales and Legends from Los Altos
Contemporary Trends in Folklore Research
Twenty-five years ago folklore scholarship in latin america was the result of the efforts of a handful of professionals and the contributions of a body of devoted amateurs, who operated independently and in isolation from one another. Today the changing picture of Latin American folklore research makes a review of the field highly appropriate. Outwardly there has been an increasing frequency and variety of publication, but more significant is a b…
Hispanic Riddles from Panama Collected from Oral Tradition
Hispanic Riddles from Panama
The Spanish of Rural Panama: Major Dialectal Features
Corridos & Calaveras
The Spanish of Rural Panama: Major Dialectal Features
The Ralph Steele Boggs Folklore Collection
Caribbean Words in Mexican Toponymy
LATE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, men such as Antonio Penafiel, geographer and linguist, Nicolas Leon, anthropologist, and Cecilio Robelo, historian and investigator of native languages, gave the initial impulse to the serious study of Mexican toponyms. In Mexico, attention has been directed in the main toward the country's principal native languages, especially Nahuatl and Maya, and to a lesser extent Tarascan. The wealth and variety of the native…
The Types of the Folktale in Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Spanish South America
The Relationship of "Los Pastores" to Other Spanish-American Folk Drama
Dicionario do folclore brasileiro
Blessing of Animals
The Relationship of "Los Pastores" to Other Spanish-American Folk Drama
Coloquios de Pastores from Jalisco, Mexico
Contemporary Trends in Folklore Research
Twenty-five years ago folklore scholarship in latin america was the result of the efforts of a handful of professionals and the contributions of a body of devoted amateurs, who operated independently and in isolation from one another. Today the changing picture of Latin American folklore research makes a review of the field highly appropriate. Outwardly there has been an increasing frequency and variety of publication, but more significant is a b…
By-Products of a Study of Panamanian Folk Speech
Since Vasco Ntifiez de Balboa gazed upon the Pacific from a peak in Darien in September, 1513, the isthmus of Panama has always been a vital point in world communications. The convenience of the land route between the oceans has brought many visitors. Merchants came to trade with the galleons at Portobelo. The discovery of gold in California brought throngs of adventurers and with them a trans-isthmian railroad. With the twentieth century came th…
Four Mexican Exempla about the Devil
La pronunciación del español en Bogotá
Academias y sociedades literarias de Mexico
Basque Tales from Eastern Oregon
Some Hispanic Equivalents of the Big Rock Candy Mountains
Coloquios de Pastores from Jalisco, Mexico
Blessing of Animals
Folklore americano
The Relationship of "Los Pastores" to Other Spanish-American Folk Drama
Dicionario do folclore brasileiro
The Types of the Folktale in Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic, and Spanish South America
Caribbean Words in Mexican Toponymy
LATE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, men such as Antonio Penafiel, geographer and linguist, Nicolas Leon, anthropologist, and Cecilio Robelo, historian and investigator of native languages, gave the initial impulse to the serious study of Mexican toponyms. In Mexico, attention has been directed in the main toward the country's principal native languages, especially Nahuatl and Maya, and to a lesser extent Tarascan. The wealth and variety of the native…
The Spanish of Rural Panama: Major Dialectal Features
The Ralph Steele Boggs Folklore Collection
The Spanish of Rural Panama: Major Dialectal Features
Corridos & Calaveras
Hispanic Riddles from Panama Collected from Oral Tradition
Hispanic Riddles from Panama
Contemporary Trends in Folklore Research
Twenty-five years ago folklore scholarship in latin america was the result of the efforts of a handful of professionals and the contributions of a body of devoted amateurs, who operated independently and in isolation from one another. Today the changing picture of Latin American folklore research makes a review of the field highly appropriate. Outwardly there has been an increasing frequency and variety of publication, but more significant is a b…
Mexican Tales and Legends from Los Altos
Mexican Tales and Legends from Los Altos
Mexican Tales and Legends from Los Altos
Amapa Storytellers
Mexican Tales and Legends from Veracruz
History (24 works) · Art (13 works) · Geography (13 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · History (9 works) · Archaeology and Natural History (8 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Latin American and Latino Studies (7 works) · Literature (7 works) · Spanish Linguistics and Language Studies (7 works)