Folktale
Subtitle: a cross-cultural, interdisciplinary study of the experience of literature
By: Cay Dollerup ... [et al.].
Contributors: Dollerup, Cay.
Publisher: Research Unit for Experimental Studies in Reader Response
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Copenhagen
Language: eng
Subjects: Tales -- History and criticism; Tales -- Themes, motives
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographies.
Table of contents: title: Report no. 1.  Background and preliminary plans for the project; title: Report no. 2. The research team's preliminary selection of a number of potentially useful tales from three different cultures for future work in the "Folktale" project; title: Report no. 3.  The empirical selection - by means of readers' responses - of the three tales to be used in the folktale project; title: Report no. 4. The procedures for establishing the 'same', definitive versions in Danish and in English of a Danish, a Greenlandic, and a Turkish story in the "Folktale-project"; title: Report no. 5. The construction and experimental, cross-national testing of the first version of the Questionnaire on the readers' Backgrounds in the "Folktale-project"; title: Report no. 6. The complete texts of the stories used in the "Folktale-project".; title: Report no. 7. A listing of edited statements made by readers during the reading of three stories in the "folktale-project"; title: Report no. 8. Edited reader responses to the Danish narrative Pre Smed's Whip from readers in Denmark, Greenland, Great Britain, India, and Nigeria in the 'Folktale-rpoject'; title: Report no. 9. Edited reader responses to the Greenlandic narrative 'The Barking Ones' from readers in Denmark, Greenland, Great Britain, India, and Nigeria in the "Folktale-project"; title: Report no. 10. Edited reader  responses to the Turkish narrative The Golden apple from readers in Denmark, Greenland, Great Britain, India, and Nigeria in the "Forlktale-project"; title: Report no. 11. The second International Testing of an experimental, cross-national version of a questionnaire on the readers' backgrounds in the "folktale-project"; title: Report no. 12. Literary analyses of the Danish, the Greenlandic, and the Turkish stories used in the 'folktale-project".; title: Report no. 13. The preparations for charting reader responses in the "folktale-project"; title: Report no. 14. The construction (summary) and the collection (last progress report on the folktale-project).