The Women of Turkey and Their Folk-Lore

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Éditeur : Publisher’s Compliments	Date & Lieu : 2005-01-01, London
Préface :	Pages : 1104
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Langue : Anglais	Format : 125 x 185 mm
Code FIKP : Br. Eng. Gar. Wom. N° 2056	Thème : Général

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The Women of Turkey and Their Folk-Lore Lucy M. J. Garnett Publisher’s Compliments In the highest degree misleading is, T think, the hypothesis which dispenses with study of Ethnology as properly both an antecedent to, and a concomitant of, study of Folk-lore. This hypothesis, in the words of Professor Tylor, affirms that "it is both possible and desirable [in a scientific study of Folk-beliefs and-customs] to eliminate considerations of hereditary varieties or races of rnen, and to treat mankind as homogeneous in nature."' On this hypothesis are based all the presently popular ...


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Contents The Semitic Women Chap. I. The Jewish Women—their Social Status and Activities; Family Ceremonies;"&c. II. The Dulme Women—their Social Status and Activities ; &:c. The Moslem Women Chap. I. The Kurdish Women—their Social Status and Activities; &c. II. The Circassian Women—their Social Status and Activities; &c- III. The Circassian Women—their Folk-poesy. IV. The Albanian Women—their Social Status and Activities; &c. V. The Albanian Women—their Folk-poesy. VI. The Tatar Women—their Social Status and Activities; &c. VII. The Gipsy Women—their Social Status and Activities; &c. VIII. The Gipsy Women—their Folk-poesy. IX. The Ottoman Women—Serailis: Sultanas, Odalisks, and Menials. X. The Ottoman Women—their Social Status and Activities. XI. The Ottoman Women—their Family Ceremonies. XII. The Ottoman Women—their Beliefs and Superstitions. XIII. The Ottoman Women—their Folk-poesy. XIV. The Ottoman Women—Poetesses; of the Rise, Decline, and Fall. General Table of Contents. Preface to Inteoduction / xv Inteoductoby Chaptee I. The Ethnogeaphy of Tuekey / xvii Note on the Ethnogeaphical Map / lii Map. - Fasig / liv Inteoductory Chapter II. Folk-conceptions of Natuee / lv Preface / lxxvi Dedication / lxxix Chap. I.—Vlach Women: theie Social Status and Activities—Family Ceremonies—Beliefs and Superstitions—and Folk-Poesy / 3 Chap. II.—Geeek Women: theie Social Status and Activities / 30 Chap. III. —Geeek Womkn: theie Family Ceeemonies / 69 Chap. IV.—Geeek Women : theie Beliefs and Supbestitions / 103 Chap V. Geeek Women: theie Folk-poesy / 154 Note on the Identification of St. Gboege with Hoeus and Khidhe / 191 Chap. VI.—Armenian Women: their Social Status and Activities / 194 Chap. VII.—Armenian Women : their Family Ceremonies / 222 Chap. VIII.—Armenian Women: their Beliefs and Superstitions / 249 Chap. IX. —Armenian Women: their Folk-poesy / 270 Chap. X.—Bulgarian Women : their Social Status and Activities / 297 Chap. XI.—Bulgarian Women: their Family Ceremonies / 315 Chap. XII.—Bulgarian Women : their Beliefs and Superstitions / 327 Chap. XIII.—Bulgarian Women: Their Folk-Poest / 342 Chap. XIV.—Frank Women: their Social Status and Activities—Family Ceremonies— Beliefs and Superstitions—and Folk-poesy / 366