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| 050 | 0 | 4 | _aGR268.B979.A733 1986 |
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_aArab folktales / _ctranslated and edited by Inea Bushnaq. _hPR |
| 250 | _aFirst edition. | ||
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_aNew York : _bPantheon Books, _c1986. |
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_axxviii, 386 pages : _billustrations ; _c25 cm |
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_atext _btxt _2rdacontent |
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| 490 | 1 | _aPantheon fairy tale & folklore library | |
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_aBeasts that roam the Earth and birds that fly with wings : animal tales. The cat who went to Mecca (Syria) -- _tThe woodcutter without a brain (Morocco) -- _tWho lied? (Saudi Arabia) -- _tThe hospitality of Abu l'Hssein (Egypt) -- _tThe monkey learns to weave (Syria) -- _tHow the fox got back his tail (Palestine) -- _tThe pious cat (Oman) -- _tWho has the sweetest flesh on earth? (Palestine) -- _tThe scarab beetle's daughter (Iraq) -- _tHow the monkey got his shape (Palestine) -- _tKing of birds (Tunisia) -- _tThe duty of the host (Saudi Arabia) -- _tThe tortoise and his frog wife (Algeria) -- _tLittle mangy one (Lebanon) -- _tThe knotter of tails (Jordan) -- _tHow the ewe outwitted the jackal (Algeria) -- _tTwo close calls (Morocco) -- _tFather of a hundred tricks (Algeria) -- _tDivision of the prey (Morocco) -- _tHow the animals kept the lions away (Algeria) -- _tSuleyman and the little owl (Morocco) -- _tThe angel wedding (Morocco) -- _tThe treachery of man (Tunisia). |
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_aDjinn, ghouls, and afreets : tales of magic and the supernatural. The girl who spoke jasmines and lilies (Iraq) -- _tThe bird of the golden feather (Syria) -- _tThe nightingale that shrieked (Egypt) -- _tA tale within a tale (Iraq) -- _tFlowers that vanished in the night (Syria) -- _tThe maiden of the tree of Raranj and Taranj (Iraq) -- _tSeven magic hairs (Palestine) -- _tThe girl who banished seven youths (Morocco) -- _tThe bald man at the funeral (Morocco) -- _tThe good apprentice and the bad (Syria) -- _tA lost shoe of gold (Saudi Arabia) -- _tThe woodcutter's wealthy sister (Syria) -- _tThe ring of the king of the djinn (Egypt) -- _tWhat God wrote cannot be unwritten (Iraq) -- _tThe green bird (Egypt). |
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_aFamous fools and rascals : stories of Djuha and his kind. Djuha and the donkey (Jordan) -- _tDjuha borrows a pot (Syria) -- _tDjuha's meat disappears (Egypt) -- _tDjuha and the tough chicken (Egypt) -- _tDjuha fries quails (Egypt) -- _tDjuha's sleeve (Syria) -- _tDjuha and the hunter's gift (Morocco) -- _tDjuha and the basket of figs (Iraq) -- _tDjuha in his old age (Egypt) -- _tSi' Djeha cheats the robbers (Algeria) -- _tHow Si' Djeha staved off hunger (Algeria) -- _tSi' Djeha and the qadi's coat (Tunisia) -- _tSi' Djeha's miracles (Libya) -- _tBen Sikran improves the couscous (Algeria) -- _tWhen Ben Sikran owed money (Algeria) -- _tBen Sikran's hunger (Algeria) -- _tAbu Nuwas and the fur cloak (Tunisia) -- _tAbu Nuwas and the caliph's queen (Syria) -- _tAbu Nuwas travels with the caliph (Iraq) -- _tAbu Nuwas and the hundred eggs (Syria) -- _tBahlul and the sweetmeats (Iraq) -- _tThe wise man and Bahlul (Palestine) -- _tBahlul and the owl (Morocco). |
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_aGood men and golden words : religious tales and moral instructions. If God wills (Palestine) -- _tDon't count your chickens (Egypt) -- _tGod disposes (Iraq) -- _tThe truth (Syria) -- _tA father's advice (Iraq) -- _tThe protection of the prophet Hanun (Palestine) -- _tLot and the devil (Palestine) -- _tJustice (Syria) -- _tWe two against fortune (Saudi Arabia) -- _tThe king who changed his ways (Syria) -- _tThe Virgin Mary and the goats (Palestine) -- _tThe Virgin Mary and the plowmen (Palestine) -- _tTests of friendship (Syria) -- _tThe bones of Father Adam (Palestine) -- _tHow Moses died (Syria) -- _tFour men and one miracle (Saudi Arabia) -- _tGod will provide (Libya). |
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_aMagical marriages and mismatches : more tales of the supernatural. The iron pestle and the girl with the donkey's head (Libya) -- _tThe boy magician (Morocco) -- _tOne-Tooth and Two-Teeth (Syria) -- _tWhat is inscribed on the brow the eye will see (Iraq) -- _tThe fair foster child of the ghoul (Tunisia) -- _tThe little red fish and the clog of gold (Iraq) -- _tThe camel husband (Palestine) -- _tThe princess in the suit of leather (Egypt) -- _tSheikh of the lamps (Syria) -- _tJubeinah and the slave (Palestine). |
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_aTales told in houses made of hair : Beduin [Bedouin] tales. The last camel of Emir Hamid (Saudi Arabia) -- _tAtiyah, the gift of God (Syria) -- _tThe price of pride (Saudi Arabia) -- _tThe foreign wife (Morocco) -- _tTwo mothers mourning (Algeria) -- _tSuccessor to the sheikh (Morocco) -- _tThe good neighbors (Iraq) -- _tThe guest who ran away (Tunisia) -- _tThe boy in girl's dress (Syria) -- _tThe Beduin's gazelle (Saudi Arabia) -- _tThe prince in the pit (Syria) -- _tFather of seven sons (Syria) -- _tA trip to paradise (Saudi Arabia) -- _tFull-moon-of-the-night (Egypt) -- _tThe jewel in the sand (Iraq). |
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_aWily women and clever men : tales of wit and wisdom. A tall tale (Palestine) -- _tSeven cauldrons bubbling (Lebanon) -- _tWomen's wiles (Syria) -- _tThe judgments of the qadi (Egypt) -- _tThe talking turkeys (Syria) -- _tThe weaver's dream (Iraq) -- _tThe cure (Syria) -- _tWhen twice as many is half the trouble (Palestine) -- _tThe gown in the bathhouse (Egypt) -- _tA lion the color of yellow silk (Iraq) -- _tThe sultan's camp follower (Iraq) -- _tThe woman whose husband went to Mecca (Palestine) -- _tThe three Mohammads (Tunisia) -- _tThe chain of truth (Iraq) -- _tIdle Ahmad (Iraq) -- _tThe clever minister's daughter (Syria) -- _tThe rose in the chest (Iraq) -- _tThe old woman and the devil (Palestine) -- _tThe girl outwits three men (Palestine) -- _tThe boy who heard the dew when it fell (Morocco) -- _tWhen one man has two wives (Syria) -- _tJust deserts (Tunisia) -- _tThe simple wife (Palestine) -- _tThe woman called Rice Pudding (Palestine) -- _tShe who understood best (Palestine). |
| 520 | 0 | _aBecause this collection of folktales covers the entire Arab world from Morocco to Iraq, no other contemporary collection fills the niche it does. It is divided into six sections in categories such as animal tales or adventure tales. Sectional introductions provide the cultural background useful for interpreting the tales. Out of alleys of Cairo and Bedouin tents, from the Moroccan laborers and Syrian peasants, the approximately 130 tales vary considerably in length and portray heroes and villains, corruption and nobility equally. The tales were selected from a broad array of previously published sources and transcripts of the editor's field work. | |
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