
Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources
Exploring the Depths of Slavic Folklore and MythologyBy K. J. Erben, Bozena Nemcova, A. H. Skultety, P. Dobshinsky, B. M. Kulda, J. Rimavski, M. Krachmanov Valjavets, J. F. Jukih, Konstantin Pavlof, Vuk St. Karadsich, A. Afanasief, P. A. Lavrovski, P. Kulish, K. W. WóycickiLength10h 44m
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Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources is a remarkable anthology that delves deep into the heart of Slavonic tradition through its compelling array of folk tales. With an expanse of styles ranging from the fantastical and mythical to the moralistic and historical, this collection captures the essence of the Slavonic literary imagination. It offers readers a unique glimpse into the cultural memory of the Slavs, with stories rich in symbolism and cultural lore. Each tale, while entertaining, also serves as an invaluable artifact of the region'Äôs storied past, chronicling virtues, fears, and aspirations that transcend generations. The anthology unites a distinguished group of authors, each contributing to the overarching narrative of Slavonic cultural identity. Figures such as K. J. Erben and A. Afanasief, known for their contributions to folklore and ethnographic studies, bring authenticity and scholarly insight to the collection. The editors have curated a volume that not only reflects the diverse ethno-linguistic landscape of Eastern Europe but also aligns with broader cultural movements, exploring themes of nationalism and historical consciousness within literature. This convergence of voices offers a mosaic of experiences and philosophies, enabling a deeper understanding of Slavonic folklore. Engage with Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources to embark on an enlightening journey through an anthology rich with narratives that introduce new dimensions of thought and cultural appreciation. As you explore each story, the contrast and cohesiveness of the differing tales become evident, portraying a tapestry of human experience and tradition. For those interested in folklore, cultural studies, or simply the magic of storytelling, this collection promises an expansive voyage into a wealth of narratives that stimulate thought, foster dialogue, and awaken a colonial understanding of Slavonic people's heritage and philosophies.
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GenrePsychology, Literary Classics
Length10 hrs 44 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
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Publish dateOct 19, 2023
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1PREFACE.
40XXIX.—THE SNAKE AND THE PRINCESS.
2CONTENTS.
41XXX.—TRANSFORMATION INTO A NIGHTINGALE AND A CUCKOO.
3BOHEMIAN STORIES.
42XXXI.—TRANSMIGRATION OF THE SOUL.
4I.—LONG, BROAD, AND SHARPSIGHT.
43XXXII.—THE WIZARD.
5II.—‘THE THREE GOLDEN HAIRS OF GRANDFATHER ALLKNOW.’
44GREAT RUSSIAN STORIES.
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6III.—GOLDENHAIR.
45XXXIII.—THE LIME-TREE.
7IV.—INTELLIGENCE AND LUCK.
46XXXIV.—ILYA OF MUROM AND NIGHTINGALE THE ROBBER.
8V.—THE JEZINKAS.
47BULGARIAN STORIES.
9VI.—THE WOOD-LADY.
48XXXV.—THE LORD GOD AS AN OLD MAN.
10VII.—GEORGE WITH THE GOAT.
49XXXVI.—BULGARIAN HOSPITALITY.
11MORAVIAN STORIES.
50XXXVII.—CINDERELLA.
12VIII.—GODMOTHER DEATH.
51XXXVIII.—THE GOLDEN APPLES AND THE NINE PEAHENS.
13IX.—THE FOUR BROTHERS.
52XXXIX.—THE LANGUAGE OF ANIMALS.
14HUNGARIAN-SLOVENISH STORIES.
53SERBIAN STORIES.
15X.—THE THREE LEMONS.
54XL.—THE LAME FOX.
16XI.—THE SUN-HORSE.
55XLI.—THE SONS’ OATH TO THEIR DYING FATHER.
17XII.—THE GOLDEN SPINSTER.
56XLII.—THE WONDERFUL HAIR.
18XIII.—ARE YOU ANGRY?
57XLIII.—THE DRAGON AND THE PRINCE.
19UPPER AND LOWER LUSATIAN STORIES.
58XLIV.—FATE.
20XIV.—RIGHT ALWAYS REMAINS RIGHT.
59SERBIAN STORIES FROM BOSNIA.
21XV.—LITTLE RED HOOD.
60XLV.—THE BIRDCATCHER.
22KASHUBIAN STORY.
61XLVI.—THE TWO BROTHERS.
23XVI.—CUDGEL, BESTIR YOURSELF!
62SERBIAN STORIES FROM CARNIOLA.
24POLISH STORIES.
63XLVII.—THE ORIGIN OF MAN.
25XVII.—PRINCE UNEXPECTED.
64XLVIII.—GOD’S COCK.
26XVIII.—THE SPIRIT OF A BURIED MAN.
65XLIX.—KURENT THE PRESERVER.
27XIX.—THE PALE MAIDEN.
66L.—KURENT AND MAN.
28XX.—THE PLAGUE-SWARM.
67LI.—THE HUNDRED-LEAVED ROSE.
29WHITE RUSSIAN STORIES.
68CROATIAN STORIES.
30XXI.—THE FROST, THE SUN, AND THE WIND.
69LII.—KRALJEVITCH MARKO.
31XXII.—LITTLE ROLLING-PEA.
70LIII.—THE DAUGHTER OF THE KING OF THE VILAS.
32XXIII.—THE WONDERFUL BOYS.
71LIV.—THE WONDER-WORKING LOCK.
33LITTLE RUSSIAN STORIES.
72LV.—THE SHE-WOLF.
34XXIV.—GOD KNOWS HOW TO PUNISH MAN.
73LVI.—MILUTIN.
35XXV.—THE GOOD CHILDREN.
74ILLYRIAN-SLOVENISH STORIES.
36XXVI.—THE DEVIL AND THE GIPSY.
75LVII.—THE FRIENDSHIP OF A VILA AND OF THE MONTHS.
37XXVII.—GOD AND THE DEVIL.
76LVIII.—THE FISHERMAN’S SON.
38LITTLE RUSSIAN STORIES.
77LIX.—THE WHITE SNAKE.
39XXVIII.—THE BEAUTIFUL DAMSEL AND THE WICKED OLD WOMAN.
78LX.—THE VILA.