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Folkloristics, Narratology, and Storytelling[edit]

On the fables of life[edit]

Overview: Folkloristics; Narratology; Storytelling
Key stories and collections: 99 Fables; Aesop's Fables; American Fairy Tales; Andrew Lang's Fairy Books; Animal Farm; Archy and Mehitabel; Baital Pachisi; Baron Münchhausen; Bibliotheca; Boy Who Cried Wolf, The; Canterbury Tales, The; Cent Nouvelles Nouvelles; Cock and the Jewel, The; Decameron, The; Emperor's New Clothes, The; Epic Cycle; Fable of the Bees, The; Fables; Fables and Parables; Fables for Our Time and Famous Poems Illustrated; Facetiae; Facetious Nights of Straparola, The; Gesta Romanorum; Golden Ass, The; Grimms' Fairy Tales; Henny Penny; Heptaméron; Histoires ou contes du temps passé; Hitopadesha; Iliad; Jataka tales; Jonathan Livingston Seagull; La Fontaine's Fables; Lais of Marie de France; Morall Fabillis of Esope the Phrygian, The; Nazi propaganda; Norwegian Folktales; Odyssey; One Thousand and One Nights; Panchatantra; Pentamerone; Russian Fairy Tales; Seven Wise Masters; Superman; Till Eulenspiegel; Wonderful Wizard of Oz, The
Mythologies: Aboriginal; Aztec; Buddhist; Chinese; Christian; Classical; European; Greek; Hindu; Inuit; Islamic; Japanese; Jewish; Mayan; Middle Eastern; Norse; Roman; Romani
Genres: Adventure fiction; Anecdote; Apologia; Autobiography; Children's literature; Chronicle; Conspiracy theory; Creation myth; Creative nonfiction; Dream; Fable; Fairy tale; Fairytale fantasy; Fantastique; Fantasy; Fantasy literature; Fiction; Film genre; Genre fiction; Ghost story; Gossip; Gothic fiction; Hagiography; History; Horror fiction; Joke; Journalism; Just So Stories; Just-so story; Literary genre; Mystery fiction; Myth of origins; News; Noir fiction; Non-fiction; Parable; Parody; Polemic; Propaganda; Proverb; Pseudohistory; Pulp magazine; Romance novel; Romantic fantasy; Rumor; Saga; Satire; Science fantasy; Science fiction; Sensationalism; Softcore pornography; Superstition; Sword and sorcery; Theory; Urban legend; Weird menace; Western
Listings: Aarne–Thompson classification system; Action (fiction); Action (literature); Allegory; Anecdotal evidence; Angel; Animism; Antagonist; Anthropomorphism; Apologue; Applied folklore; Archetypal literary criticism; Argot; Argumentation theory; Backronym; Cameo appearance; Cant; Censorship; Character; Characterization; Childlore; Common misconceptions; Communication; Comparative mythology; Conceptual model; Convention; Critical theory; Culture hero; Demon; Description; Devil; Dialogue; Disinformation; Dragon; Dream world; Dying-and-rising god; Earth-maker myth; Epic poetry; Euhemerism; Exposition; Fairy; Fictional film; Fictional universe; Fiction-writing mode; Film; First man or woman; Flood myth; Foil; Folk religion; Folklore; Ghost; Giant; Hell; Hero; Historical revisionism; Historiography; History of ideas; History of literature; Idea of Progress; Imagination; Institution; Intellectual history; Introspection; Jargon; Landscape mythology; Legend; Legendary creature; Lingo; Literary forgery; Literature; Magic and religion; Magical thinking; Metafiction; Metanarrative; Metaphor; Monologue; Mores; Morphology; Mother goddess; Myth and ritual; Mythological places; Mythology; Mythopoeia; Mythopoeic thought; Narrative; Narrative environment; Narrative history; Narrative mode; Narrative poetry; Narrative thread; Narrative verdict; Narreme; National myth; News values; Object of the mind; Oral history; Oral tradition; Organizational storytelling; Patois; Penny dreadful; Poetry; Popular culture; Prose; Protagonist; Psychopomp; Recall; Religion and mythology; Rhetoric; Rhetorical modes; Rhyme; Rhyming slang; Riddle; Sacrifice; Schema; Sensation; Skazka; Slang; Solar deity; Song; Spirit; Stereotype; Style; Supporting character; Theatre; Theme; Theologia mythologica; Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations, The; Traditional society; Traditional story; Transition; Trickster; Underworld; Vampire; Vernacular; Wisdom; Wit; Word play; World view; Writing; Zombie