ISSN 1882-6865
Vol. 25, Issue 1, 1966June 30, 1966 JST
Review of: Kunio Yanagita, Japanese Folk Tales; John W. Hall and Richard K. Beardsley, Twelve Doors to Japan; Folk Cultures of Japan and East Asia; Joseph Haekel and C. B. Tripathi, Eine Besessenheits Séance der Rathva-Kali in Gujarat (Indien); Myths on the Origin of Death among the Early Filipinos
Review of: Kunio Yanagita, Japanese Folk Tales; John W. Hall and Richard K. Beardsley, Twelve Doors to Japan; Folk Cultures of Japan and East Asia; Joseph Haekel and C. B. Tripathi, Eine Besessenheits Séance der Rathva-Kali in Gujarat (Indien); Myths on the Origin of Death among the Early Filipinos
Matthias Eder,
Articles in Vol. 25, Issue 1, 1966
Vol. 25, Issue 1, 1966
- Types of Japanese FolktalesSeki Keigo
- On Certain Tales of the Konjaku Monogatari as Reflections of Japanese Folk ReligionRobert Smith
- Rice Rituals of OrissaBhabagrahi Misra
- Review of: Kunio Yanagita, Japanese Folk Tales; John W. Hall and Richard K. Beardsley, Twelve Doors to Japan; Folk Cultures of Japan and East Asia; Joseph Haekel and C. B. Tripathi, Eine Besessenheits Séance der Rathva-Kali in Gujarat (Indien); Myths on the Origin of Death among the Early FilipinosMatthias Eder
Eder, Matthias. 1966. “Review of: Kunio Yanagita, Japanese Folk Tales; John W. Hall and Richard K. Beardsley, Twelve Doors to Japan; Folk Cultures of Japan and East Asia; Joseph Haekel and C. B. Tripathi, Eine Besessenheits Séance Der Rathva-Kali in Gujarat (Indien); Myths on the Origin of Death among the Early Filipinos.” Asian Ethnology 25 (1): 247–55.