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Folklore and Story

A guide to research in folklore and story telling.

Selected Bibliographies

Bibliographies list selected sources on a topic.  Be aware of the dates of coverage.  Good sources for starting research.  Keep in mind there are many, many more bibliographies available; this is only a sample list.

 

American and Canadian Immigrant and Ethnic Folklore:  An Annotated Bibliography
GR 105 .G43 1982 West Stacks

A bibliography to scholarship on European and Asian immigrant folklore in America and

Canada.  Organization is by nationality, but includes topic and geography index.

 

American Folklore:  A Bibliography, 1950-1974                            
GR 105 .F55 1977 West Stacks

A selective bibliography and guide to the literature of folklore between 1950 and 1974.

 

Native American Folklore, 1879-1979: An Annotated Bibliography                                               
E 98 .F6 C575x West Stacks

An annotated bibliography of books and articles organized by region and tribes.  Includes author and subject indexes.

 

 

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