Jürgen Hubert commented on Sindbad by Husain Haddawy
Recommended for the "Comparative Folklore Worldwide" list by @alenabelova@mastodon.social .
I write English-language books about German folklore. I primarily read books about folklore & mythology, history, and tabletop role-playing games.
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Recommended for the "Comparative Folklore Worldwide" list by @alenabelova@mastodon.social .
Recommended for the "Comparative Folklore Worldwide" list by @alenabelova@mastodon.social .
Recommended for the "Comparative Folklore Worldwide" list by @alenabelova@mastodon.social .
I don't really have the time to learn much about architecture.
Yet somehow, I can never resist taking books on architecture whenever I see one in a Little Free Library... 😅 #Bookstodon
Looking at its table of contents, it seems to focus on "secret practices" rather than folk belief, and thus it's likely to be less useful as research material for my planned book on magic-focused folk tales from German folklore. Still, it should be interesting nonetheless, and it even seems to cover Internet-based occultism (although given that it was published in 2008, it obviously doesn't cover the latest trends).
This book about "Magic and Mages in the Middle Ages" contains the following chapters:
My first impression is that this book is less about folkloric practice and more about the social context of #magic in the Middle Ages. But that, too, should be very useful to know for my planned book on magic-related folk tales from German #folklore .
@thisislieven@c.im To learn more about your own culture, learn about others.
At least, that's one of my goals here.