Motif-Index of Folk-Literature
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| - | {{Template}}The six-volume ''[[Motif-Index of Folk-Literature]]'' (1932–37) is considered the international key to folklore [[narratology]]. The [[American folklore|American folklorist]] [[Stith Thompson]] translated [[Antti Aarne]]'s [[motif]]-based classification system in [[1928]]. | + | {{Template}}The six-volume ''[[Motif-Index of Folk-Literature]]'' (1932–37) is considered the international key to folklore [[narratology]]. It is based on [[Antti Aarne]]'s [[motif]]-based classification system in which the [[American folklore|American folklorist]] [[Stith Thompson]] translated and expanded in [[1928]]. |
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X. HUMOR
- X0 – X99. Humor of discomfiture
- X0. Humor of discomfiture
- X100– X199. Humor of disability
- X100.Humor of disability
- X110.Humor of deafness
- X120.Humor of bad eyesight
- X130.Other physical disabilities
- X200– X599.HUMOR OF SOCIAL CLASSES
- X200– X299. Humor dealing with tradesmen
- X200.Humor dealing with tradesmen
- X210.Jokes about millers
- X220.Jokes about tailors
- X230.Jokes about butchers
- X240.Jokes about cobblers (shoemakers)
- X250.Jokes about other artisans and tradesmen
- X300– X499. Humor dealing with professions
- X300.Humor dealing with professions
- X310.Jokes on lawyers
- X330.Jokes on magistrates
- X350.Jokes on teachers
- X370.Jokes on scholars
- X410.Jokes on parsons
- X460.Humor concerning other professions
- X500– X599. Humor concerning other social classes
- X500.Humor concerning other social classes
- X510.Jokes concerning usurers
- X520.Jokes concerning prostitutes
- X530.Jokes concerning beggars
- X540.Jokes on madmen
- X550.Jokes on secret societies
- X600– X699. Humor concerning races or nations
- X600.Humor concerning races or nations
- X610.Jokes concerning Jews
- X650.Jokes concerning other races or nations
- X680.Jokes concerning various cities
- X700–X799. Humor concerning sex
- X700.Humor concerning sex
- X750.Jokes on old maids
- X760.Jokes on courtship
- X800– X899. Humor based on drunkenness
- X800.Humor based on drunkenness
- X900– X1899.HUMOR OF LIES AND EXAGGERATIONS
- X910– X1099. Lie: the remarkable man
- X910– X959.Lie: the remarkable man: his birth, growth, death,
- physical powers, strength
- X910.Lie: the remarkable man
- X920.Lie: the large man
- X930.Lie: remarkable person’s physical powers and habits
- X940.Lie: remarkably strong man
- X960– X1019.Lie: remarkable person’s skills
- X960.Lie: remarkable person’s skills
- X980.Lie: occupational or professional skills
- X1010.Lie: remarkable mental skills
- X1020– 1079. Remarkable man’s extraordinary possessions
- X1020.Lie: remarkable possessions of remarkable man
- X1030.Lie: remarkable buildings
- X1060.Lie: other possessions of remarkable man
- X1070.Extraordinary man’s family
- X1080– X1099.Lie: occupations of remarkable man
- X1100– X1199. Lie: great hunters and fishermen
- X1100.Lie: the remarkable hunter
- X1110.Lie: the wonderful hunt
- X1120.Lie: the great marksman
- X1130.Lie: hunter’s unusual experiences
- X1150.Lies about fishing
- X1200– X1399. Lies about animals
- X1200.Lie: remarkable animals
- X1210.Lies about mammals
- X1250.Lies about birds
- X1280.Lies about insects
- X1300.Lies about fish
- X1320.Lies about reptiles
- X1340.Lie: extraordinary amphibia and other animals
- X1370.Lies about imaginary animals
- X1400– X1499. Lies about plants, fruits, vegetables and trees
- X1400.Lies about plants, fruits, vegetables and trees
- X1410.Lies about fruits
- X1420.Lies about vegetables
- X1450.Lies about field crops
- X1470.Lies about trees
- X1480.Lies about flowers
- X1490.Lie: miscellaneous plant motifs
- X1500– X1599. Lies about geography and topography
- X1500.Lies about geography and topography
- X1510.Lies about land features
- X1520.Lies about mountains and hills
- X1530.Lies about remarkable soil
- X1540.Lies about water features
- X1550.Geography and topography – miscellaneous motifs
- X1560.Lies about cities
- X1600– X1699. Lies about weather and climate
- X1600.Lies about weather and climate
- X1610.Lies about winds and storms
- X1620.Lies about cold weather
- X1630.Lies about hot weather
- X1640.Lies about dry weather
- X1650.Lies about precipitation and dampness
- X1660.Lies about climate
- X1700– X1799. Lies: logical absurdities
- X1700.Lies: logical absurdities
- X1710.Lies about numbers
- X1720.Absurd disregard of anatomy
- X1740.Absurd disregard of natural laws
- X1750.Absurd disregard of the nature of objects
- X1760.Absurd disregard of the nature of non-material things
- X1780.Absurdity based on the nature of the object
- X1790.Other logical absurdities
- X1800– X1899. Miscellaneous lies and exaggerations
- X1800.Miscellaneous lies and exaggerations
- X1810.Tall tales about miscellaneous objects
- X1850.Other tall tales
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