List of works by the Folklore Fellows' Communications

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Antti Amatus Aarne (1867–1925), Finnish fairy tale researcher
Kaarle Krohn (1863–1933), Finnish folklorist

This is a list of the works of the Folklore Fellows' Communications .

The scientific book series Folklore Fellows' Communications (abbr. FFC ) with works of folklore was founded in 1910. It has been published for the Finnish Folklore Fellows (FF) since 1910 and is published by the Finnish Academy of Sciences ( Suomalainen Tiedeakatemia / Academia Scientiarum Fennica / Finnish Academy of Science and Letters ). Today it appears mostly in English , previously mostly in German , various volumes have also appeared in other languages .

The first volume in the series is the volume on the national Danish folklore collection in Copenhagen , published in 1910 : Dansk Folkemindesamling (DFS), The National Collection of Folklore in Copenhagen by Axel Olrik. Many of the volumes come from the Finnish fairy tale researcher Antti Aarne (1867–1925) and their first editor Kaarle Krohn (1863–1933).

The series now comprises over three hundred volumes. Some of the older volumes in the series are now in the public domain and are already accessible online. Several types and motifs have been published in the series . The numbers 284-286, for example, form the volumes of the Types of International Folktales. A Classification and Bibliography by Hans-Jörg Uther, a revision of the Motif-Index of Folk-Literature by Stith Thompson (see also Aarne-Thompson-Index ).

Numerous international scholars contributed to the series. A complete overview of the authors can be found on the Folklore Fellows website . The works of the authors in bold are now in the public domain:

  • Antti Aarne (1867-1925)
  • Walter Anderson (1885–1962)
  • Nikolai Petrovich Andreev (1892–1942)
  • Mark Azadovskij (1888–1954)
  • Aladár Bán (1871-1960)
  • Theodor Benfey (1809-1881)
  • Anna Berzkalne (1891–1956)
  • Johannes Bolte (1858–1937)
  • Ralph Steele Boggs (1901-1994)
  • Arthur Christensen (1875-1945)
  • Reidar Thoralf Christiansen (1886–1971)
  • Wolfram Eberhard (1909–1989)
  • Hans Ellekilde (1891–1966)
  • Elsa Enäjärvi-Haavio (1901–1951)
  • Adolf Eduard Graf (1881–1962)
  • Hertha Grudde (1885–1945)
  • Martti Haavio (1899–1973)
  • Oskar Hackman (1868-1922)
  • Sulo Haltsonen (1903–1973)
  • Heinrich Harmjanz (1904–1994)
  • Uno Harva (1882-1949)
  • FA Hästesko
  • Frans Akseli Heporauta (1879–1946)
  • János Honti (1910-1945)
  • Valerie Höttges
  • Jakob Hurt (1839–1907)
  • Hiroko Ikeda
  • Merrill chaplain
  • Kustaa Fredrik Karjalainen (1871-1919)
  • Bronislava Kerbelytė
  • Bengt af Klintberg
  • Kaarle Krohn (1863–1933)
  • Hermann Kügler (1889–1955)
  • George Laport (1898–1945)
  • Armas Launis (1884-1959)
  • Waldemar Liungman (1883–1978)
  • Oskar Loorits (1900–1961)
  • Astrid Lunding (1881-1935)
  • Lutz Mackensen (1901–1992)
  • Ilmari Manninen (1894–1933)
  • Viljo Johannes Mansikka (1884–1947)
  • Georgios Megas
  • Maurits de Meyer (1895-1970)
  • Eugen Mogk (1851-1939)
  • Axel Olrik (1864-1917)
  • Ferdinand Ohrt (1873–1938)
  • Fritz Paudler (1882–1945)
  • Ernst Alfred Philippson (1900–1992)
  • Bertha Pipinen (1863–)
  • Erich Pohl (1909–1941)
  • Just Knud Qvigstad (1853-1957)
  • Kurt Ranke (1908–1985)
  • Aukusti Vilho Rantasalo (1881–1961)
  • Jonathan Roper
  • Erich Rösch
  • Andreas Scheiner (1864–1946)
  • Adolf Schullerus (1864–1928)
  • John Webster Spargo (1896-1956)
  • Otto Spies (1901–1981)
  • Wolfgang Steinitz (1905–1967)
  • Einar Ólafur Sveinsson (1899–1974)
  • Archer Taylor (1890-1973)
  • Stith Thompson (1885-1976)
  • Hjalmar Thuren (1873–1912)
  • Václav Tille (1867-1937)
  • Hans-Jörg Uther
  • Ülo Valk
  • Jan de Vries (1890–1964)
  • Elisabeth Westergaard
  • Walter Wienert

Overview

Below is an overview of the works.

  • 311. Tuomas Hovi, Finding Heritage Through Fiction in Dracula Tourism. 253 pp. 2016.
  • 310. Bill Mag Fhloinn, Blood Rite: The Feast of St. Martin in Ireland. 345 pp. 2016.
  • 309. Bronislava Kerbelytė, The Structural-Semantic Types of Lithuanian Folk Tales, vol. 2,331 pp. 2015.
  • 308. Bronislava Kerbelytė, The Structural-Semantic Types of Lithuanian Folk Tales, vol. 1,477 pp. 2015.
  • 307. New Focus on Retrospective Methods. Resuming Methodological Discussions: Case Studies from Northern Europe, eds Eldar Heide and Karen Bek-Pedersen. 230 pp. 2014.
  • 306. Art Leete, Guileless Indigenes and Hidden Passion: Descriptions of Ob-Ugrians and Samoyeds through the Centuries. 308 pp. 2014.
  • 305. Lotte Tarkka, Songs of the Border People: Genre, Reflexivity, and Performance in Karelian Oral Poetry. 631 pp. 2014.
  • 304. Theoretical Milestones: Selected Writings of Lauri Honko. Edited by Pekka Hakamies and Anneli Honko. 338 pp. 2013.
  • 303. Georgios Megas, Anna Angelopoulos, Aigli Brouskou, Marianthi Kaplanoglou, Emmanouela Katrinaki: Catalog of Greek Magic Folktales. 350 pp. 2012.
  • 302. Alexandra Bergholm: From Shaman to Saint: Interpretive strategies in the study of Buile Shuibhne. 212 pp. 2012.
  • 301. Merrill Kaplan: Thou Fearful Guest: addressing the past in four tales in Flateyjarbók. 236 pp. 2011.
  • 300. Bengt af Klintberg: The Types of the Swedish Folk Legend. 501 pp. 2010.
  • 299. Timo Kaartinen: Songs of Travel, Stories of Place: Poetics of Absence in an Eastern Indonesian Society. 207 pp. 2010.
  • 298. Nils-Arvid Bringéus: Carl Wilhelm von Sydow: A Swedish Pioneer in Folklore. 272 pp. 2009.
  • 297. Clive Tolley: Shamanism in Norse Myth and Magic. II. Reference materials. 304 pp. 2009. Volumes I – II.
  • 296. Clive Tolley: Shamanism in Norse Myth and Magic. I. 589 pp. 2009. Volumes I – II.
  • 295. Emmanouela Katrinaki: Le cannibalisme dans le conte merveilleux grec: Questions d'interprétation et de typologie. 328 pp. 2008.
  • 294. Carme Oriol & Josep M. Pujol: Index of Catalan Folktales. 313 pp. 2008.
  • 293. Edige — a Karakalpak Oral Epic as performed by Jumabay Bazarov. Edited and translated by Karl Reichl. 498 pp. 2007.
  • 292.Bente Gullveig Alver, Tove Ingebjørg Fjell & Ørjar Øyen (eds): Research Ethics in Studies of Culture and Social Life. 232 pp. 2007.
  • 291. Isabel Cardigos with the collaboration of Paulo Correia and JJ Dias Marques: Catalog of Portuguese Folktales. 406 pp. 2006.
  • 290. Laura Stark: The Magical Self. Body, Society and the Supernatural in Early Modern Rural Finland. 521 pp. 2006.
  • 289. Kristin Kuutma: Collaborative Representations. Interpreting the Creation of a Sámi Ethnography and a Seto Epic. 282 pp. 2006.
  • 288. Jonathan Roper: English Verbal Charms. 242 pp. 2005.
  • 287. Anna-Leena Siikala & Jukka Siikala: Return to Culture. Oral Tradition and Society in the Southern Cook Islands. 327 pp. 2005.
  • 286. Hans-Jörg Uther: The Types of International Folktales. A Classification and Bibliography. Part III: Appendices. 285 pp. 2004. Second printing in 2011. Parts I – III
  • 285. Hans-Jörg Uther: The Types of International Folktales. A Classification and Bibliography. Part II: Tales of the Stupid Ogre, Anecdotes and Jokes, and Formula Tales. 536 pp. 2004. Second printing in 2011. Parts I – III
  • 284. Hans-Jörg Uther: The Types of International Folktales. A Classification and Bibliography. Part I: Animal Tales, Tales of Magic, Religious Tales, and Realistic Tales, with an Introduction. 619 pp. 2004. Second printing in 2011. Parts I – III
  • 283. The Wedding of Mustajbey's Son Becirbey as performed by Halil Bajgoric. Edited and translated by John Miles Foley. 286 pp. 2004. 3
  • 282. Lauri Harvilahti in collaboration with Zoja S. Kazagaceva: The Holy Mountain. Studies on Upper Altay Oral Poetry. 166 pp. 2003.
  • 281. Lauri Honko in collaboration with Anneli Honko and Paul Hagu: The Maiden's Death Song & The Great Wedding. Anne Vabarna's Oral Twin Epic written down by AO Väisänen. 529 pp. 2003.
  • 280. Anna-Leena Siikala: Mythic Images and Shamanism. A Perspective on Kalevala Poetry. 423 pp. 2003.
  • 279. Marilena Papachristophorou: Sommeils et veilles dans le conte merveilleux grec. 337 pp. 2002.
  • 278. Stuart Blackburn: Moral Fictions. Tamil Folktales from Oral Tradition. 338 pp. 2001.
  • 277. John Minton & David Evans: “The Coon in the Box”: A Global Folktale in African-American Context. 112 pp. 2001.
  • 276. Ülo Valk: The Black Gentleman: Manifestations of the Devil in Estonian Folk Religion. 217 pp. 2001.
  • 275. Outi Lauhakangas: The Matti Kuusi International Type System of Proverbs. 158 pp. 2001.
  • 274. Maarten Kossmann: A Study of Eastern Moroccan Fairy Tales. 156 pp. 2000.
  • 273. Heda Jason: Motif, Type and Genre. A Manual for Compiling of Indices & A Bibliography of Indices and Indexing. 279 pp. 2000.
  • 272. René Gothóni: Attitudes and Interpretations in Comparative Religion. 173 pp. 2000.
  • 271. Jim C. Tatum: A Motif-Index of Luis Rosado Vega's Mayan Legends. xxxviii + 117 pp. 2000.
  • 270. Radost Ivanova: Folklore of the Change. Folk Culture in Post-Socialist Bulgaria. 127 pp. 1999.
  • 269. Arthur T. Hatto: The Mohave Heroic Epic of Inyo-kutavêre. Re-appraised and further interpreted on the basis of the edition of AL Kroeber and consultation of his field record. 164 pp. 1999.
  • 268. Mall Hiiemäe: The Estonian Folk Calendar. 325 pp. 1998.
  • 267. Marjatta Jauhiainen: The Type and Motif Index of Finnish Belief Legens and Memorates. Revised and enlarged edition of Lauri Simonsuuri's list of types and motifs of Finnish mythical sagas (FFC No. 182). 362 pp. 1998.
  • 266. Lauri Honko in collaboration with Chinnappa Gowda, Anneli Honko and Viveka Rai: The Siri Epic as performed by Gopala Naika. II. X + pp. 493-893. 1998.
  • 265. Lauri Honko in collaboration with Chinnappa Gowda, Anneli Honko and Viveka Rai: The Siri Epic as performed by Gopala Naika. I. 1xx + 492 pp. 1998.
  • 264. Lauri Honko: Textualizing the Siri Epic. 695 pp. 1998.
  • 263. Christine Goldberg: The Tale of the Three Oranges. 268 pp. 1997.
  • 262. John Lindow: Murder and Vengeance among the Gods. Valer in Scandinavian Mythology. 210 pp. 1997.
  • 261. Annikki Kaivola-Bregenhøj: Narrative and Narrating. Variation in Juho Oksanen's storytelling. 221 pp. 1996.
  • 260. Isabel Cardigos: In and Out of Enchantment. Blood Symbolism and Gender in Portuguese Fairytales. 273 pp. 1996.
  • 259. Marisa Rey-Henningsen: The Tales of the Plowwoman. Appendix to FFC 254.154 pp. 1996.
  • 258. Antti Aarne & Stith Thompson: Los Tipos del Cuento Folklorico. Una Clasificación. Traducción al Español de Fernando Peñalosa. 359 pp. 1995.
  • 257. Liliana Daskalova Perkowski, Doroteja Dobreva, Jordanka Koceva & Evgenija Miceva: List of types of Bulgarian folk tales. Edited and edited by Klaus Roth. 425 pp. 1995.
  • 256. Satu Apo: The Narrative World of Finnish Fairy Tales. Structure, Agency, and Evaluation in Southwest Finnish Folktales. 322 pp. 1995.
  • 255. Linda Dégh: Narratives in Society. A Performer-Centered Study of Narration. 401 pp. 1995.
  • 254. Marisa Rey-Henningsen: The World of the Plowwoman. Folklore and Reality in Matriarchal Northwest Spain. 293 pp. 1994.
  • 253. John Minton: “Big 'Fraid and Little' Fraid”. Afro-American folk. 111 pp. 1993.
  • 252. Dorothy Ann Bray: A List of Motifs in the Lives of the Early Irish Saints. 138 pp. 1992.
  • 251. Anna Birgitta Rooth: Exploring the Garden of Delights. Essays in Bosch's Paintings and the Medieval Mental Culture. 241 pp. 1992.
  • 250. Jean-Pierre Pichette: L'observance des conseils du mâitre. Monographieinternationale du conte type AT 910 B précédée d'une introduction au cycle des bons conseils (AT 910-915). 671 pp. 1991.
  • 249. Anne O'Connor: Child Murderess and Dead Child Traditions. 246 pp. 1991.
  • 248. Évelyne Sorlin: Cris de vie, cris de mort. Les fées du destin in les pays celtiques. 346 pp. 1991.
  • 247. Steven Swann Jones, The New Comparative Method: Structural and Symbolic Analysis of the Allomotifs of "Snow White". 134 pp. 1990.
  • 246. Bente Gullveig Alver: Creating the Source through Folkloristic Fieldwork. A personal narrative. 164 pp. 1990 (2nd printing 1998).
  • 245. Anna-Leena Siikala: Interpreting Oral Narrative. 222 pp. 1990.
  • 244. Matti Kamppinen: Cognitive Systems and Cultural Models of Illness. A Study of Two Mestizo Peasant Communities of the Peruvian Amazon. 152 pp. + 18 pl. 1989.
  • 243. Éva Pócs: Fairies and Witches at the Boundary of South-Eastern and Central Europe. 95 pp. 1989.
  • 242. Heda Jason: Types of Indic Oral Tales. Supplement. 100 pp. + map. 1989.
  • 241. Rosemary Lévy Zumwalt: The Enigma of Arnold van Gennep (1873–1957): Master of French Folklore and Hermit of Bourg-la-Reine. 133 pp. 1988.
  • 240. Heda Jason: Whom Does God Favor: The Wicked or the Righteous? The Reward-and-Punishment Fairy-Tale. 156 pp. 1988.
  • 239. Bengt Holbek: Interpretation of Fairy Tales. Danish Folklore in a European Perspective. 660 pp. 1987 (2nd printing 1998).
  • 238. Patricia Panyity Waterman: A Tale Type Index of Australian Aboriginal Oral Narratives. 173 pp. 1987.
  • 237. Pill Kippar: Estonian animal tales. List of types and variants. 220 pp. 1986.
  • 236. Matti Kuusi et al .: Proverbia Septentrionalia. 900 Balto-Finnic Proverb Types with Russian, Baltic, German and Scandinavian Parallels. 451 pp. 1985.
  • 235. Robert Wildhaber: The old verse of the changeling and the other old verses. 117 pp. 1985.
  • 234. Aili Nenola-Kallio: Studies in Ingrian Laments. 303 pp. 1982.
  • 233. Jukka Siikala: Cult and Conflict in Tropical Polynesia. A Study of Traditional Religion, Christianity and Nativistic Movements. 308 pp. 1982.
  • 232. Galit Hasan-Rokem: Proverbs in Israeli Folk Narratives: A Structural Semantic Analysis. 107 pp. 1982.
  • 231. Lee Haring: Malagasy Tale Index. 505 pp. 1982.
  • 230. Alan Dundes & Claudia A. Stibbe: The Art of Mixing Metaphors. A Folkloristic Interpretation of the Netherlandish Proverbs by Pieter Bruegel the Elder. 71 pp. 1981.
  • 229. Lena Neuland: Motif-Index of Latvian Folktales and Legends. 456 pp. 1981.
  • 228. Florence E. Baer: Sources and Analogues of the Uncle Remus Tales . 188 pp. 1980.
  • 227. Aage Kabell: Skalds and shamans. 43 pp. 1980.
  • 226. Robert E. Barakat: A Contextual Study of Arabic Proverbs. 52 pp. 1980.
  • 225. Roger D. Abrahams: Between the Living and the Dead. 122 pp. 1980.
  • 224. Helga Stein: On the origin and age of a short story ballad. (DVldr No. 76 and No. 77) The mother-in-law eliminates the daughter-in-law entrusted to her. 276 pp. + map. 1979.
  • 223. Nai-Tung Ting: A Type Index of Chinese Folktales in the Oral Tradition and Major Works of Non-Religious Classical Literature. 294 pp. 1978.
  • 222. Annikki Kaivola-Bregenhøj: The Nominativus Absolutus Formula - One Syntactic-Semantic Structural Scheme of the Finnish Riddle Genre. 127 pp. 1978.
  • 221. Tekla Dömötör: János Honti - life and work. 84 pp. 1978.
  • 220. Anna-Leena Siikala: The Rite Technique of the Siberian Shaman. 385 pp. 1978 (2nd printing 1987).
  • 219. Juha Pentikäinen: Oral Repertoire and World View. An Anthropological Study of Marina Takalo's Life History. 366 pp. 1978 (2nd printing 1987).
  • 218. Byrd Howell Granger: A Motif Index for Lost Mines and Treasures Applied to Redaction of Arizona Legends, and to Lost Mine and Treasure Legends Exterior to Arizona. 277 pp. 1977.
  • 217. Olli Alho: The Religion of the Slaves. A Study of the Religious Tradition and Behavior of Plantation Slaves in the United States 1830-1865. 334 pp. 1977 (2nd printing 1980).
  • 216. Archer Taylor: Selected Writings on Proverbs. Edited by Wolfgang Mieder. 204 pp. 1975.
  • 215. Matti Kuusi: Ovambo Riddles with Comments and Vocabularies. 125 pp. 1974.
  • 214. Robert A. Barakat: Tawula: A Study in Arabic Folklore. 40 pp. 1974.
  • 213. Nai-Tung Ting: The Cinderella Cycle in China and Indo-China. 67 pp. 1974.
  • 212. Paul G. Brewster: The Incest Theme in Folksong. 36 pp. 1972.
  • 211. Matti Kuusi: Towards an International Type-System of Proverbs. 41 pp. 1972.
  • 210. Nils Storå: Burial Customs of the Skolt Laps. 323 pp. 1971.
  • 209. Hiroko Ikeda: A Type and Motif Index of Japanese Folk-Literature. 377 pp. 1971.
  • 208. Matti Kuusi: Ovambo Proverbs with African Parallels. 356 pp. 1970.
  • 207. Matti Sarmela: Reciprocity Systems of the Rural Society in the Finnish-Karelian Culture Area with Special Reference to Social Intercourse of the Youth. 347 pp. + 15 pl. 1969.
  • 206. Kustaa Vilkuna: Finnish customs throughout the year. 365 pp. + 25 pl. 1969.
  • 205. Felix J. Oinas: Studies in Finnic-Slavic Folklore Relations. Selected papers. 214 pp. 1969 (2nd printing 1991).
  • 204. Frederic C. Tubach: Index Exemplorum. A Handbook of Medieval Religious Tales. 530 pp. 1969 (2nd printing 1981).
  • 203. Maurits de Meyer: Le conte populaire flamand. Catalog analytique et repertoire des épisodes et éléments des contes “Motif-Index”. 184 pp. 1968.
  • 202. Juha Pentikäinen: The Nordic Dead-Child Tradition. Nordic Dead-Child Beings. A Study in Comparative Religion. 388 pp. + 3 maps. 1968.
  • 201. Toivo Vuorela: The evil eye in the light of Finnish tradition. 132 pp. 1967.
  • 200. Leander Petzoldt: The dead as a guest. Folk tale and example. 273 pp. 1968.
  • 199. Ilmar Talve: Naming and birthday traditions in Finland. 84 pp. 1966.
  • 198. Maria Kosko: Le fils assassiné (AT 939 A). Étude d'un théme legendaire. 364 pp. 1966.
  • 197. Igor Vahros: On the history and folklore of the Great Russian sauna. 360 pp. 1966.
  • 196. Aage Kabell: Balder and the mistletoe. 21 pp. 1965.
  • 195. Alan Dundes: The Morphology of North American Indian Folktales. 134 pp. 1964 (2nd printing 1980).
  • 194. Imre Katona: Historical layers of Hungarian folk poetry. With a bibliography. 36 pp. 1964.
  • 193. Rolf Wilh. Brednich: Folk tales and popular beliefs about the women of fate. 244 pp. 1964.
  • 192. Ernest J. Moyne: Hiawatha and Kalevala. A Study of the Relationship between Longfellow's "Indian Edda" and the Finnish Epic. 146 pp. 1963.
  • 191. Kustaa Vilkuna: Popular work festivals in Finland. 287 pp. 1963.
  • 190. Gerald Bordman: Motif Index of the English Metrical Romances. 134 pp. 1963 (2nd printing 1972).
  • 189. Martti Haavio: Sacred groves in Ingermanland. 167 pp. 1963.
  • 188. Seán Ó Súilleabhaín & Reidar Th. Christiansen: The Types of the Irish Folktale. 349 pp. 1963 (3rd printing 2002).
  • 187. Siegbert Hummel & Paul G. Brewster: Games of the Tibetans. 33 pp. 1963.
  • 186. Anna Birgitta Rooth: The Raven and Carcass. An Investigation of a Motif in the Deluge Myth in Europe, Asia, and North America. 268 pp. 1962.
  • 185. Lauri Honko: belief in ghosts in Ingermanland. I. 470 pp. 1962 (2nd printing 1991).
  • 184. Stith Thompson: The Types of the Folktale. A Classification and Bibliography. Antti Aarne's Directory of Fairy Tale Types (FFC No. 3) translated and enlarged. Second revision. 588 pp. 1961 (4th printing 1987).
  • 183. Paul G. Brewster & Georgia Tarsouli: "Handjeris and Lioyenneti" and Child 76 and 110. A Study in Similarities. 17 pp. 1961 (2nd printing 1992).
  • 182. Lauri Simonsuuri: List of types and motifs of Finnish mythical sagas. 156 pp. 1961 (2nd printing 1987).
  • 181. Aarne A. Koskinen: Ariki the First-Born. An Analysis of a Polynesian Chieftain Title. 191 pp. 1960 (2nd printing 1972).
  • 180. Stith Thompson & Warren E. Roberts: Types of Indic Oral Tales. India, Pakistan, and Ceylon. 181 pp. 1960 (2nd printing 1991).
  • 179. Asko Vilkuna: The equipment of man for his life path. 148 pp. 1959 (2nd printing 1992).
  • 178. Lauri Honko : Disease Projectiles . Investigation of a primitive declaration of illness. 258 pp. 1959 (2nd printing 1967).
  • 177. Paul G. Brewster: Games and Sports in Shakespeare. 26 pp. 1959.
  • 176. AV Rantasalo: Some magic stones and magic plants in the folk superstition of the Finns. 79 pp. 1959.
  • 175. Reidar Th. Christiansen: The Migratory Legends. A Proposed List of Types with a Systematic Catalog of the Norwegian Variants. 221 pp. 1958 (2nd printing 1992).
  • 174. Robert Austerlitz: Ob-Ugric Metrics. The Metrical Structure of Ostyak and Vogul Folk-Poetry. 128 pp. 1958 (2nd printing 1992).
  • 173. Jan de Vries: investigation into the jumping game, children's game - cult dance. 48 pp. 1957.
  • 172. Matti Kuusi: Paremiological considerations. 52 pp. 1957.
  • 171. Matti Kuusi: Rain with sunshine. To the world history of a saying. 420 pp. 1957.
  • 170. Laurits Bødker: Indian Animal Tales. A preliminary survey. 144 pp. 1957 (2nd printing 1991).
  • 169. Holger Olof Nygard: The Ballad of Heer Halewijn, Its Forms and Variations in Western Europe. A Study of the History and Nature of a Ballad Tradition. 350 pp. 1958 (2nd printing 1992).
  • 168. Walter Anderson: A New Paper on Experimental Folklore. 24 pp. 1956.
  • 167. Matti Hako: The weasel in European folk tradition with special consideration of the Finnish tradition. 232 pp. 1956.
  • 166. Archer Taylor: The Shanghai Gesture. 76 pp. 1956.
  • 165. Erich Kunze: Jacob Grimm and Finland. 116 pp. 1957.
  • 164. Asko Vilkuna: The behavior of the Finns in “holy” (pyhä) situations. 210 pp. 1956.
  • 163. Robert Wildhaber : The register of sins on the cow skin. 36 pp. 1955.
  • 162. G. Vidossi: In margine ad alcune avventure di Munchhausen. 9 pp. 1955.
  • 161. Stith Thompson: Narrative Motif-Analysis as a Folklore Method. 9 pp. 1955.
  • 160. Marianne Rumpf: Origin and creation of warning and scare tales. 16 pp. 1955.
  • 159. Kurt Ranke: The staggering feast of simplicity. An example of the generatio aequivoca of folk tales. 17 pp. 1955.
  • 158. Will-Erich Peuckert: Lenore. 19 pp. 1955.
  • 157. G. Megas : The beardless one in the modern Greek fairy tale. 16 pp. 1955.
  • 156. Waldemar Liungman: The likely age of folk tales in Sweden. 44 pp. 1955.
  • 155. Karl Haiding: From the sign language of the storytellers. 16 pp. 1955. Out of print.
  • 154. Martti Haavio: The etana myth in Finland. 14 pp. 1955.
  • 153. Raffaele Corso: L'orso della Candelora. 8 pp. 1955.
  • 152. Pertev Naili Boratav: Les histoires d'ours en Anatolie. 46 pp. 1955.
  • 151. Inger M. Boberg: Builders say. 24 pp. 1955.
  • 150. Jan de Vries: reflections on fairy tales, especially in its relationship to heroic sagas and myths. 184 pp. 1954 (2nd printing 1967).
  • 149. Oskar Loorits: St. Cassian and the leap year legend. 205 pp. 1954.
  • 148. AV Rantasalo: Grazing in the folk superstition of the Finns. IV. The return of the cattle to the cattle shed in autumn. 177 pp. 1953.
  • 147. Paul G. Brewster: The Two Sisters. 101 pp. 1953.
  • 146. Elsa Enäjärvi-Haavio: The Finnish Shrovetide. 75 pp. 1954.
  • 145. Sulo Haltsonen: Directory of Uno Holmberg-Harva's publications. 14 pp. 1953.
  • 144. Martti Haavio: Väinämöinen. Eternal Sage. 274 pp. 1952 (2nd printing 1991).
  • 143. AV Rantasalo: The pasture in popular superstition of the Finns. III. Cattle herding and grazing. 245 pp. 1953.
  • 142. Uno Harva: The religious ideas of the Mordvins. 456 pp. 1952 (2nd printing 1994).
  • 141. Walter Anderson: A Folklore Experiment. 45 pp. 1951.
  • 140. Kurt Ranke: Indo-European worship of the dead. I. The thirtieth and fortieth day in the cult of the dead of the Indo-Europeans. 397 pp. 1951.
  • 139. Matti Sadeniemi: The Metric of the Kalevala Verse. 159 pp. 1951.
  • 138. Eliel Lagercrantz: Developmental Psychological Analysis of Lappish Folklore. 155 pp. 1950.
  • 137. Gustav Ränk: The sacred back corner in the domestic cult of the peoples of Northeast Europe and North Asia. 246 pp. 1949.
  • 136. Albert Sandklef: Singing Flails. A Study in Threshing-Floor Constructions, Flail-Threshing Traditions and the Magic Guarding of the House. 76 pp. 1949.
  • 135. AV Rantasalo: The pasture in popular superstition of the Finns. II. The removal of the cattle to the pasture. 327 pp. 1947.
  • 134. AV Rantasalo: Grazing in the folk superstition of the Finns. I. Preparations for the cattle drive. 129 pp. 1945.
  • 133. Walter Ruben: Ocean of fairy tale streams. I. The 25 Stories of the Demon. (Vetalapancavimsati.) With an appendix on the 12 stories of Dede Korkut. 287 pp. 1944.
  • 132. JRW Sinninghe: Catalog of the Dutch fairy tales, sagas of origin, sagas and legends. 148 pp. 1943.
  • 131. Waldemar Liungman: Traditional hikes along the Rhine-Yenisei. II. 427 pp. 1945.
  • 130. Waldemar Liungman: The struggle between summer and winter. 187 pp. 1941.
  • 129. Waldemar Liungman: Traditional hikes along the Rhine-Yenisei. An investigation into winter and death carry-out and some of the related customs. I. 237 pp. 1941.
  • 128. Wolfram Eberhard: Folk tales from Southeast China. (Collection of Mr. Ts'ao Sung-Yeh.) 349 pp. 1941.
  • 127. Otto Spies: Two popular love stories from the Orient. 124 pp. 1939.
  • 126. Archer Taylor: A Bibliography of Riddles. 173 pp. 1939.
  • 125. Uno Harva: The religious ideas of the Altai peoples. 634 pp. 1938 (2nd printing 1993).
  • 124. Walter Anderson: Johannes Bolte. An obituary. 16 pp. 1939.
  • 123. Anna Berzkalne: List of types of Latvian folk romances in the collection of Kr. Barons' Latviju Dainas. 58 pp. 1938.
  • 122. Valerie Höttges: List of types of the German giant and giant devil sagas. 288 pp. 1937.
  • 121. Fritz Paudler: The folk tales of the abolition of the old killing. 70 pp. 1937.
  • 120. Wolfram Eberhard: Types of Chinese folk tales. 437 pp. 1937 (2nd printing 1993).
  • 119. Waldemar Liungman: Traditional Euphrates-Rhine walks. II. 391-1220 pp. 1938.
  • 118. Waldemar Liungman: Traditional Euphrates-Rhine walks. Studies on the history of folk customs. I. 390 pp. 1937.
  • 117. Stith Thompson: Motif Index of Folk Literature. VI. Alphabetical Index. 647 pp. 1936.
  • 116. Stith Thompson: Motif-Index of Folk-Literature. V. L-Z. 486 pp. 1935.
  • 115. Wolfgang Steinitz: The parallelism in the Finnish-Karelian folk poetry investigated on the songs of the Karelian singer Arhippa Perttunen. 219 pp. 1934.
  • 114. Kurt Ranke: The Two Brothers. A study on comparative fairy tale research. 390 pp. 1934.
  • 113. Archer Taylor: An Index to “The Proverb”. 105 pp. 1934.
  • 112. Uno Harva: In memory of Kaarle Krohn. 19 pp. & Sulo Haltsonen: Directory of Kaarle Krohn's literary activities. 16 pp. 1934.
  • 111. Ralph S. Boggs: The Halfchick Tale in Spain and France. 40 pp. 1933.
  • 110 Jan de Vries: The Problem of Loki. 306 pp. 1933.
  • 109. Stith Thompson: Motif-Index of Folk-Literature. IV. J-K. 501 pp. 1934.
  • 108. Stith Thompson: Motif Index of Folk Literature. III. F-H. 411 pp. 1934.
  • 107. Stith Thompson: Motif Index of Folk Literature. II. D-E. 435 pp. 1933.
  • 106. Stith Thompson: Motif-Index of Folk-Literature. A Classification of Narrative Elements in Folk-Tales, Ballads, Myths, Fables, Mediæval Romances, Exempla, Fabliaux, Jest-Books and Local Legends. I. A-C. 428 pp. 1932.
  • 105. Erich Pohl: The German folk ballad of the “Losgekauften”. An attempt to research the origin and past of a popular ballad of European distribution. 361 pp. 1934.
  • 104. Kaarle Krohn: On Finnish mythology. I. 80 pp. 1932.
  • 103. Heinrich Harmjanz: The German fire blessings and their variants in Northern and Eastern Europe. A contribution to comparative blessing research. 190 pp. 1932.
  • 102. Hertha Grudde: How I wrote down my “Low German folk tales from East Prussia”. 16 pp. 1932.
  • 101. George Laport: Les contes populaires wallons. 144 pp. 1932.
  • 100. Elsa Enäjärvi-Haavio: The Game of Rich and Poor. A Comparative Study of Traditional Singing Games. 343 pp. 1932.
  • 99. Martti Haavio: Chain fairy tale studies. II. 160 pp. 1932.
  • 98. Theodor Benfey: The journey of the three sons of the King of Serendippo. 178 pp. 1932.
  • 97. Eduard Laugaste (-true): The Estonian bird song interpretations. 96 pp. 1931.
  • 96. Kaarle Krohn: Overview of some results of fairy tale research. 184 pp. 1931.
  • 95. Hans Honti: Folk tales and heroic sagas. Contributions to clarifying their connections. 63 pp. 1931.
  • 94. Jan de Vries: Contributions to the Study of Othin Especially in His Relation to Agricultural Practices in Modern Popular Lore. 79 pp. 1931.
  • 93. Ralph S. Boggs: A Comparative Survey of the Folktales of Ten Peoples. 14 pp. 1930.
  • 92. Antti Aarne: The magical escape. A fairy tale study. 165 pp. 1930.
  • 91. John Webster Spargo: Chaucer's Shipman's Tale the Lover's Gift Regained. 72 pp. 1930.
  • 90. Ralph S. Boggs: Index of Spanish Folktales. 216 pp. 1930 (2nd printing 1993).
  • 89. George Laport: Le folklore des paysages du Grand-Duché du Luxembourg. 67 pp. 1929.
  • 88. Martti Haavio: Chain fairy tale studies. I. 224 pp. 1929.
  • 87. VJ Mansikka: Lithuanian magic spells. 116 pp. 1929.
  • 86. F. Ohrt: Escape sign and weather blessing. 16 pp. 1929.
  • 85. Hans Ellekilde: Reference register to Henning Frederik Feilberg's unprinted dictionary on popular beliefs in Dansk Folkemindesamling, Copenhagen. 244 pp. 1929.
  • 84. George Laport: Le folklore des paysages de Wallonie. 382 pp. 1929.
  • 83. Einar Ól. Sveinsson: Directory of Icelandic fairy tale variants with an introductory study. XCII + 176 pp. 1929.
  • 82. F. Ohrt: Herba gratiè plena. The legends of the older blessings about the divine origin of medicinal and magic herbs. 31 pp. 1929.
  • 81. Hans Honti: Directory of the published Hungarian folk tales. 43 pp. 1928.
  • 80. Hermann Kügler: Adolf Schullerus in memory. 9 pp. 1928.
  • 79. A. Scheiner: Adolf Schullerus. 6 pp. 1928.
  • 78. Adolf Schullerus: Directory of Romanian fairy tales and fairy tale variants. 99 pp. 1928.
  • 77. E. Rösch: Faithful Johannes. A comparative fairy tale study. 216 pp. 1928.
  • 76. Kaarle Krohn: Kalevalastudien. VI. Kullervo. 132 pp. 1928.
  • 75. Kaarle Krohn: Kalevalastudien. V. Väinämöinen. 196 pp. 1928.
  • 74. Stith Thompson: The Types of the Folk-Tale. A Classification and Bibliography. Antti Aarne's Directory of Fairy Tale Types (FF Communications No. 3) translated and enlarged. 279 pp. 1927.
  • 73rd Jan de Vries: The fairy tales of clever puzzle solvers. A comparative study. 439 pp. 1928.
  • 72. Kaarle Krohn: Kalevalastudien. IV. Sampo. 136 pp. 1927.
  • 71. Kaarle Krohn: Kalevalastudien. III. Ilmarinen. 151 pp. 1927.
  • 70. Archer Taylor: The Black Ox. A Study in the History of a Folk-Tale. 92 pp. 1927.
  • 69. NP Andrejev: The legend of the robber Madej. 335 pp. 1927.
  • 68. Mark Asadowskij: A Siberian storyteller. 70 pp. 1926.
  • 67. Kaarle Krohn: Kalevalastudien. II. Lemminkäinen. 200 pp. 1926.
  • 66. Oskar Loorits: Livic fairy tales and legends. 101 pp. 1926.
  • 65. F. Ohrt: The Spark in the Water. An Early Christian Legend — a Finnish Magic Song. 19 pp. 1926.
  • 64. Kaarle Krohn: Antti Aarne. 26 pp. 1926.
  • 63. KF Karjalainen: The religion of the Ugra peoples. III. 352 pp. 1927.
  • 62. AV Rantasalo: Agriculture in the popular superstition of the Finns and Estonians. V. 271 pp. 1925.
  • 61. Uno Holmberg: The religion of the Cheremiss. 208 pp. 1926.
  • 60. J. Qvigstad: Lappish fairy tale and legend variants. 62 pp. 1925.
  • 59. Arthur Christensen: Motif et thème. Plan d'un dictionnaire des motifs de contes populaires, de legends et de fables. 52 pp. 1925.
  • 58. E. Mogk: To the gigantomachy of the Voluspa. 10 pp. 1925.
  • 57. E. Mogk: Loki's part in Baldr's death. 5 pp. 1925.
  • 56. Walter Wienert: The types of the Greco-Roman fable with an introduction to the nature of the fable. 187 pp. 1925.
  • 55. AV Rantasalo: Agriculture in the popular superstition of the Finns and Estonians. IV. 162 pp. 1924.
  • 54. NP Andrejev: The legend of the two arch sinners. 136 pp. 1924.
  • 53. Kaarle Krohn: Kalevalastudien. I. Introduction. VI + 148 pp. 1924.
  • 52. Kaarle Krohn: Magical runes of origin of the Finns. 308 pp. 1924.
  • 51. E. Mogk : Novellistic representation of mythological material Snorris and his school. 33 pp. 1923.
  • 50. Ernst Philippson : The fairy tale type of King Thrushbeard. 101 pp. 1923.
  • 49. Lutz Mackensen : The singing bone. A contribution to comparative fairy tale research. V + 174 pp. 1923.
  • 48. Antti Aarne: The Song of the Angling of the Virgin Vellamos. A comparative study. 92 pp. 1923.
  • 47. Antti Aarne: The Estonian-Ingermanland Maie song. A comparative study. 255 pp. 1922.
  • 46. ​​Reidar Th. Christiansen: The Norwegian Fairytales. A short summary. 40 pp. 1922.
  • 45. Ilmari Manninen : The demonic diseases in Finnish folk superstition. Comparative folk medical examination. 253 pp. 1922.
  • 44. KF Karjalainen: The religion of the Ugra peoples. II. 386 pp. 1922. Out of print.
  • 43. VJ Mansikka: The religion of the Eastern Slaves. I. Sources. 408 pp. 1922 (2nd printing 1967).
  • 42. Walter Anderson: Kaiser and Abbot. The Story of a Swank. VI + 449 pp. 1923.
  • 41. KF Karjalainen: The religion of the Ugra peoples. I. 204 pp. 1921.
  • 40. Kaarle Krohn: KF Karjalainen. 14 pp. 1921.
  • 39. Johannes Bolte: Testimonies to the history of fairy tales. 71 pp. 1921.
  • 38. Adolf Graf: The basics of Reineke Fuchs. A comparative study. 136 pp. 1920.
  • 37. Maurits de Meyer: Les contes populaires de la Fllandre. Aperçu général de l'étude du conte populaire en Flandre et catalog de toutes les variants Flamandes de contes populaires. 94 pp. & Maurits de Meyer: In memoriam Alfons de Cock. 4 pp. 1921.
  • 36. Johannes Bolte : Name and characteristics of the fairy tale. 42 pp. 1920.
  • 35. Kaarle Krohn: Eliel Aspelin-Haapkylä as the originator of the recent folkloric collection of the Finnish Literature Society. 10 pp. 1920.
  • 34. Václav Tille : Directory of Bohemian Fairy Tales. I. 371 pp. 1921.
  • 33. Antti Aarne: Finnish fairy tale variants. Supplementary booklet I. List of the records collected in the years 1908–1918. 64 pp. 1920.
  • 32. AV Rantasalo: Agriculture in the popular superstition of the Finns and Estonians. III. 137 pp. 1920.
  • 31. AV Rantasalo: Agriculture in the popular superstition of the Finns and Estonians. II. 143 pp. 1919.
  • 30. AV Rantasalo: Agriculture in popular superstition of the Finns and Estonians compared with corresponding customs of the Germanic peoples. I. VI + 96 pp. 1919.
  • 29. Kaarle Krohn: Axel Olrik. 18 pp. & E. Mogk: Oskar Dähnhardt. 22 pp. & Kaarle Krohn: Fifth report on the activities of the folk research association “FF”. 19 pp. & Reidar Th. Christiansen: The centralization of collecting work in Norway. 6 pp. 1919.
  • 28. Antti Aarne: Comparative Puzzle Research. III. 61 pp. 1920.
  • 27. Antti Aarne: Comparative Puzzle Research. II. 216 pp. 1919.
  • 26. Antti Aarne: Comparative Puzzle Research. I. 178 pp. 1918.
  • 25. Antti Aarne: Estonian fairy tales and legends. Directory of the records belonging to the Hurt manuscript collections. 160 pp. 1918.
  • 24. Reidar Th. Christiansen: The Tale of the Two Travelers or the Blinded Man. A Comparative Study. 194 pp. 1916.
  • 23. Antti Aarne: The rich man and his son-in-law. Comparative fairy tale research. 195 pp. 1916.
  • 22. Antti Aarne: The man from paradise in literature and popular speech. A comparative fluctuation study. 111 pp. 1915.
  • 21. Kaarle Krohn: Fourth report on the activities of the folk research association “FF”. 3 pp. 1914.
  • 20. Antti Aarne: teasing about the hard of hearing. A comparative study. 91 pp. 1914.
  • 19. FA Hästesko: List of motifs of western Finnish magic spells including a list of the variants collected up to 1908. VI + 64 pp. 1914.
  • 18. Reidar Th. Christiansen: The Finnish and Nordic variants of the second Merseburgers saying. A comparative study. VI + 218 pp. 1914.
  • 17. Axel Olrik: Personal Impressions of Moltke Moe. 76 pp. 1915.
  • 16. Aladár Bán: The Hungarian Section of the Research Association “FF” in 1913. 3 pp. + Federal statutes “FF”. 3 pp. 1914.
  • 15. Antti Aarne: The animal language-savvy man and his curious wife. A comparative fairy tale study. IV + 83 pp. 1914.
  • 14. Antti Aarne: Overview of fairy tale literature. IV + 76 pp. 1914.
  • 13. Antti Aarne: Guide to comparative fairy tale research. IV + 87 pp. 1913.
  • 12. Antti Aarne: Third report on the activities of the folk research association “FF”. 12 pp. & Aladár Bán: The Hungarian section of the research association “FF” in 1912. 2 pp. 1913.
  • 11. Antti Aarne: The animals on the move. A fairy tale study. V + 174 pp. 1913.
  • 10. Antti Aarne: Overview of the fairy tales that correspond to the list of fairy tale types in the Grimms, Grundtvig, Afanasjews, Gonzenbach and Hahns collections. 15 pp. 1912.
  • 9. Antti Aarne: List of variants of the Finnish interpretations of animal voices and other natural sounds. 17 pp. 1912.
  • 8. Antti Aarne: List of Finnish legends of origin and their variants. 23 pp. 1912.
  • 7. Kaarle Krohn: Second report on the activities of the folkloric research association “FF”. 6 pp. 1911.
  • 6. Oskar Hackman : Catalog of the fairy tales of the Finnish Swedes based on Aarne's list of fairy tale types. 38 pp. 1911.
  • 5. Antti Aarne: Finnish fairy tale variants. Directory of records collected up to 1908. XXXII + 168 pp. 1911.
  • 4. Kaarle Krohn: First report on the activities of the folklore research association “FF”. 16 pp. 1910.
  • 3. Antti Aarne: Directory of fairy tale types. X + 66 pp. 1910.
  • 2. Astrid Lunding: The System of Tales in the Folklore Collection of Copenhagen. 24 pp. 1910.
  • 1. Axel Olrik: Dansk Folkemindesamling (DFS), The National Collection of Folklore in Copenhagen. 9 pp. 1910.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dansk Folkemindesamling (Danish)
  2. ↑ Some of the older volumes are now only available in anthologies, where several volumes have been combined into one.
  3. ↑ cf. z. B. Folklore Fellows' Communications (at Wikisource ).
  4. ↑ Nikolaï Petrovitch Andreev (French)
  5. ↑ Mark Azadovsky (English)
  6. ↑ Aladár Bán (Hungarian)
  7. ↑ Anna Bērzkalne (Latvian)
  8. ↑ Reidar Th. Christiansen (Norwegian)
  9. ↑ Hans Ellekilde (Swedish)
  10. ↑ Elsa Enäjärvi-Haavio (Finnish)
  11. ↑ Martti_Haavio (English)
  12. ↑ Sulo Haltsonen (Finnish)
  13. ↑ Frans Akseli Heporauta (Finnish)
  14. ↑ Frans Akseli Heporauta (Finnish)
  15. ↑ János Honti (Hungarian)
  16. ↑ Kustaa Fredrik Karjalainen (Finnish)
  17. ↑ Bronislava Kerbelytė (Lithuanian)
  18. ↑ George Laport (Dutch)
  19. ↑ Waldemar Liungman (Swedish)
  20. ↑ Viljo Mansikka (Finnish)
  21. ↑ Γεώργιος Μέγας (Greek)
  22. ↑ Axel Olrik (English)
  23. ↑ Ferdinand Ohrt (Danish)
  24. ↑ Aukusti Vilho Rantasalo (Finnish)
  25. ↑ Adolf Schullerus (Romanian)
  26. ↑ Einar Ólafur Sveinsson (English)
  27. ↑ Hjalmar Thuren (Danish)
  28. ↑ Ülo Valk (Estonian)
  29. ↑ folklorefellows.fi