Unità archivistica Gurney MSS 2.16 - The Poor Man of Nippur

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The Poor Man of Nippur:

Correspondence:

• Correspondence to Alster, Bendt (1 letter / 16 July 1975).
• Correspondence to/from Faragó, József (2 letters / 23 January 1971 - 17 July 1971).
• Correspondence to/from Julow, Viktor (3 letters / 5 April 1958 - 18 July 1971).
• Correspondence to/from Noegel, Scott (2 letters / 15 May 1993 - 29 May 1993).
• Correspondence from Pasley, Malcolm (1 letter / 30 December 1971).
• Correspondence from Perry, B. E. (3 letters / 19 April 1958 - 1 January 1959).

Notes:

• Notes on Mundy, C. S., "The Poor Man of Nippur".
• Notes on the Icelandic story "Die Seeschafe" (also "Die Geschichte vom schlagfertigen Sigurdur").
• Two lists of bibliographic references.

Offprints/Photocopies:

• Cooper, J. S., "Structure, Humor, and Satire in the Poor Man of Nippur", Journal of Cuneiform Studies 27 (3) (1975), p. 163-174.
• Ellis, Maria deJ., "A New Fragment of the Tale of the Poor Man of Nippur", Journal of Cuneiform Studies 26 (2) (1974), p. 88-89.
• Faragó, József, "A Contribution to the Table Motif of the Bird Concealed in the Vessel: The First Revenge of the Poor Man of Nippur", Acta Ethnographica Academiae Scientarium Hungaricae 19 (1970), p. 147-159.
• Finet, Andre, "Les trois vengeances du pauvre homme de Nippur. Conte Babylonian", in Broze, M. and Ph. Thalon (eds), L'atelier de l'orfevre. Mélanges offerts à Ph. Derchain, Leuven (1992), p. 87-106.
• Julow, Viktor, "A nippuri szegény ember meséje és a Lúdas Matyi ó-romániai népmese-mintájának kérdése", Különlenyomat Az Irodalomtört Éneti Közlemények (1963), p. 678-690.
• Julow, Viktor, "The Source of a Hungarian Popular Classic and its Roots in Antiquity", Acta Classica Universitatis Scientiarum Debreceniensis 6 (1970), p. 75-84.
• Noegel, Scott, "Paranomasia in the Tale of the Poor Man of Nippur", article not published.
• Perry, B. E., "The Origin of the Book of Sindbad", Sonderdruck aus Fabula 3 (1) (1960), p. 1-94.

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