Specimens of Bushman Folklore

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Specimens of Bushman Folklore is a seminal 1911 collection of |Xam (San/Bushman) oral narratives, myths, and cultural records compiled and translated by Lucy Lloyd and Wilhelm Bleek, foundational to the study of southern African indigenous folklore and language.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anthology
book
ethnographic work
folklore collection
author Lucy Lloyd NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Bleek NERFINISHED
basedOn fieldwork by Lucy Lloyd
fieldwork by Wilhelm Bleek
compiler Lucy Lloyd NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Bleek NERFINISHED
contains charms
cosmogonic myths
cultural records
folktales
myths
narratives about animals
oral narratives
prayers
songs
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
documents belief systems of the |Xam
oral literature of the |Xam
social customs of the |Xam
vocabulary of the |Xam language
field African studies
anthropology
folklore studies
linguistics
focusesOnEthnicGroup San people NERFINISHED
|Xam people NERFINISHED
focusesOnLanguage |Xam language NERFINISHED
hasInfluenced later research on San peoples
scholarship on African oral literature
isConsidered foundational text for the study of southern African indigenous folklore
foundational text for the study of |Xam language
seminal work on Bushman folklore
language English
publicationYear 1911
subject Bushman mythology
San folklore
ethnography
legends
linguistics
myths
oral tradition
southern African indigenous cultures
|Xam folklore
timeOfMaterialCollected 19th century
title Specimens of Bushman Folklore NERFINISHED
translator Lucy Lloyd NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Bleek NERFINISHED

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Lucy Lloyd notableWork Specimens of Bushman Folklore