The folk-lore of China, and its affinities with that of the ...

by Nicholas B. Dennys

The attention which has of late been attracted to the study of European and Asiatic folk-lore happily renders unnecessar...

Folk tale, fiction and saga in the Homeric epics

by Rhys Carpenter

The flaming door

by Eleanor C. Merry

As everyone knows, there are conceptions of the world created by the human mind and recorded in ancient documents which ...

Burns and folk-song

by Keith, Alexander

The flora & folk lore of Shakespeare

by Frederick G. Savage

Religion, death, and dying

by Lucy Bregman

Questões urbanas e racismo

by Renato Emerson dos Santos

Knowledge and ignorance

by Folke Dovring

Folk-lore of Shakespeare

by T. F. Thiselton Dyer

John Clare and the Folk Tradition

by George Deacon

Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting

by Rob Heinsoo

Guarded wizards of Thay, distrusted by the common folk of the Dalelands, seek deeper knowledge in the elven ruins of Cor...

Maori Religion and Mythology, Part 2

by Elsdon Best

Knowledge updating

by Steen Folke Larsen

The knower and the known in folk pedagogies

by Steven Katz

J.G. Herderis ir baltų tautos

by Alfonsas Šešplaukis

W.B. Yeats and Irish folklore

by Mary Helen Thuente

Galdrabók

by Kári Pálsson, Joseph Hopkins

Governance von und durch Wissen

by Gunnar Folke Schuppert, Andreas Voßkuhle

John Clare and the folk tradition

by George Deacon

The mad folk of Shakespeare

by John Charles Bucknill, Sir