Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 8American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 14
... given in the Oriental collections , furnishing forms which , as Benfey thought , absorbed preëxisting European elements ; but that is not proven for any one of these compositions , and certainly is not true for all . Oral tradition went ...
... given in the Oriental collections , furnishing forms which , as Benfey thought , absorbed preëxisting European elements ; but that is not proven for any one of these compositions , and certainly is not true for all . Oral tradition went ...
Strana 141
... given singer as the true standard of Indian singing , even for that particular Indian , still less for his whole tribe . One may record any given song exactly as an Indian sang it , and still be very far from understanding the real ...
... given singer as the true standard of Indian singing , even for that particular Indian , still less for his whole tribe . One may record any given song exactly as an Indian sang it , and still be very far from understanding the real ...
Strana 245
... given birth to a reproduction in the negro mind . It is , however , also quite possible that this process began in West Africa , where for centuries the negro has been in contact with European thought . To pronounce an opinion , with ...
... given birth to a reproduction in the negro mind . It is , however , also quite possible that this process began in West Africa , where for centuries the negro has been in contact with European thought . To pronounce an opinion , with ...
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