"İnanç Hikâyeleri": Unutulmuş Tür

Year 2019, Volume: 2 Issue: 2, 358 - 386, 24.08.2019

Translator: Ahmet Tacetdin Hallaç

Abstract

Gillian Bennett, (1989). “Belief Stories”: The Forgotten Genre, Western Folklore, c. 48, no. 4. s. 289-311 kaynağından tercüme edilmiştir ve kaynak makalede özet bulunmamaktadır.

Keywords

efsane, halk inancı, inanç efsanesi, memorat, inanç hikayesi, inanç hikayeleri, efsaneler

"Belief Stories": The Forgotten Genre

Abstract

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