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Lao Folktales: World Folklore Series

Autor Wajuppa Tossa, Kongdeuane Nattavong, Margaret Read MacDonald
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 30 mar 2008
This collection seeks to fill a gap in folktale literature by offering tales of the Lao. Organized by broad themes and types, it offers more than 50 tales, including creation myths, animal tales, Buddhist Jataka and moral stories, trickster tales, riddles, ghost stories, local legends and more from peoples on both sides of the Mekong River. In addition, the book includes general information about Lao geography, peoples, and history, as well as recipes, games crafts, color photos and line drawings.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781591583455
ISBN-10: 1591583454
Pagini: 205
Dimensiuni: 178 x 256 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.67 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Libraries Unlimited
Seria World Folklore Series

Locul publicării:New York, United States

Cuprins

Chapter 1: Lao Folktales
Chapter 2: Buddhist Jataka and Moral Tales
Chapter 3: Trickster Tales
Chapter 4: Tales of the Fools
Chapter 5: Animal Tales
Chapter 6: Riddle Stories
Chapter 7: Ghost Stories
Chapter 8: Magical Tales
Chapter 9: Tales of Helpful Gods and Spirits
Chapter 10: Place Legends
Chapter 11: Origin Myths of the Lao People
Chapter 12: Folk Epics
Chapter 13: Lao Geography, History and People
Chapter 14: Fun with Lao food, crafts, and games.

Recenzii

The prominent storyteller, Margaret Read MacDonald, has assembled this collection from two authentic Lao scholars and turned them into tales that can be used with children, teens, and adults who want to hear authentic stories and look into the culture..Worth using for comparative folktale lessons and where a Laotian population is in your school or community.
Enhanced with supplementary material such as a brief introduction into the Lao geography and history, as well as notes on tale sources and motifs, Lao Folktales is an undeniably worthy addition to public library, college library, and private folklore collections everywhere.
". . . an excellent source for enhancing a cultural diversity program. The folktales are generally brief and no longer than a few pages -- good for novice storytellers. While recommended for all ages, the stories, though some have double meanings, are generally appropriate for use with young children incorporating rhymes and finger plays; but the greatest use would be by the middle and upper elementary/middle school students and teachers. Exploring different areas of the world in their classroom curriculum as well as extending cultural programs would be greatly enhanced by this series."

Reviewed as part of the World Folklore series.