Fairy tales from before fairy tales : the medieval Latin past of wonderful lies, Jan M. Ziolkowski

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Fairy tales from before fairy tales : the medieval Latin past of wonderful lies, Jan M. Ziolkowski

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the medieval Latin past of wonderful lies

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Jan M. Ziolkowski

Instantiates

• Fairy tales from before fairy tales : the medieval Latin past of wonderful lies

Publication

• Ann Arbor, University of Michigan Press, 2009

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (p. 445-479) and index

Contents

• A cautionary tale : Little Red Riding Hood in the 1020s
• 4.
• True lies and the growth of wonder : an eleventh-century "Little Claus and Great Claus"
• 5.
• The wonder of the Turnip tale (ca. 1200)
• 6.
• The reorientation of the Donkey tale (ca. 1200)
• Conclusion : Sadly never after
• Appendix
• 1.
• List of abbreviations
• Man swallowed by fish (ATU 1889G)
• A.
• The "Great Fish" in the Book of Jonah (Rheims-Douay)
• B.
• Letaldus of Micy, About a certain fisherman whom a whale swallowed
• C.
• Rudolph Erich Raspe, Baron Munchausen : Narrative of his marvellous travels (1785), Chapter 8
• D.
• Hisperica famina B, Lines 157-217, and Letaldus's poem : source and influence, or parallels?
• 2.
• Acknowledgments
• Truths and lies
• A.
• "the wish-goat" ("Wunschbock" : ATU 1960A)
• B.
• "Lantfrid and Cobbo" (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 6)
• C.
• "Modus Liebinc," or "The song to the Liebo tune" (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 14 ; ATU 1362 "The snow-child")
• D.
• "Modus florum," or "the song to the flowers tune" (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 15 ; ATU 852 "The lying contest")
• Introduction
• 1.
• Folktales in medieval Latin poetry
• 2.
• Between sacred legend and folktale : a whale of a story about a tenth-century fisherman
• 3.
• A.
• One-Ox (Unibos)
• B.
• The story of the peasant Campriano (Storia di Campriano contadino)
• C.
• Straparola, "Father Scarpafico" (Le piacevoli notti, Night 1, Fable 3)
• D.
• Brothers Grimm, "About the tailor who became rich quickly" (BP 2:1-3)
• E.
• Brothers Grimm, "The little farmer" ("Das bürle" [KHM 61])
• E. "The
• F.
• "Kibitz"
• G.
• Hans Christian Andersen, "Little Claus and Great Claus"
• H.
• List of folk-literature motifs in One-Ox
• false prophet and Archbishop Heriger of Mainz : otherworldly voyages to Hell and Heaven, this-worldly punishment" (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 24)
• F. "The
• priest in the pit" (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 35)
• G.
• "Little John" (Carmina Cantabrigiensia 42)
• 3.
• One-Ox : the rich and the poor peasant (ATU 1535)
• 5.
• The donkey tale : the ass (ATU 430)
• A.
• The donkey tale (Asinarius)
• B. "The
• story of Vikramāditya's birth"
• C.
• Brothers Grimm, "The donkey" ("Das eselein" [KHM144])
• D.
• Straparola, "King Pig" (Le piacevoli notti, Night 2, Fable 1)
• 4.
• E.
• Brothers Grimm, "Hans my hedgehog" ("Hans mein igel" [KHM 108])
• Notes
• Bibliography
• The turnip tale : two presents for the King (ATU 1689A)
• A.
• The turnip tale [1] (Rapularius "frivola")
• B.
• The turnip tale [2] (Rapularius "prodiga")
• C.
• Brothers Grimm, "the turnip" ("Die rübe" [KHM 146])

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ocn320188398

Dimensions

23 cm.

Edition

1st pbk. ed.

Extent

xii, 500 p.

Isbn

9780472033799

Record ID

u768307

System control number

(OCoLC)320188398