Quince cuentos jocosos
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.2002.v57.i2.176Keywords:
Folklore, Tale, Literature, SpainAbstract
Although traditional tales of a jocose quality are an essential component of oral tradition, little is known about their history and geography. People often dismiss them as jokes or facetiae. Yet it is important to evince the traditional quality of many of them, as an incresingly large number of renowned scholars point out every day. The notes presented here are but a modest contribution to this collective undertaking.
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