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Bearing a Bag-of-Tales: An Open Corpus of Annotated Folktales for Reproducible Research Cover

Bearing a Bag-of-Tales: An Open Corpus of Annotated Folktales for Reproducible Research

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|Jun 2022

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Example output of the dataset.

atu_idtale_titleprovenancesourcetext
910BThe Highlander Takes…ScotlandCuthbert BedeIn one of the glens of…
910BThe Prince Who AcquiredIndiaCecil Henry BompasThere was once a raja …
910BThe Three AdmonitionsItalyThomas Frederick CraneA man once left his co…
910BThe Three AdvicesIrelandT. Crofton CrokerThe stories current am…
910BThe Three Advices Which…IrelandPatrick KennedyThe name of the young …
1430Buttermilk JackThomas HughesOh mother, my buttermilk
Table 2

Summary statistics of the AFT dataset.

MEASUREVALUE
Number of tales1518
Number of tale types182
Mean tokens per tale979.1
Median tokens per tale642
Minimum tokens per tale10
Maximum tokens per tale12,406
Mean sentences per tale45.7
Median sentences per tale31
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Figure 1

Distribution of tale lengths.

Table 3

Ten tale types with the largest number of representative tales.

ATU IDTALE NAMEN OF TALES
275The Race between Two Animals (previously The Race of the Fox and the Crayfish)31
777The Wandering Jew30
1645The Treasure at Home26
510BPeau d’Asne (previously The Dress of Gold, of Silver, and of Stars [Cap o Rushes])26
500The Name of the Supernatural Helper23
510ACinderella21
700Thumbling (previously Tom Thumb)21
155The Ungrateful Snake Returned to Captivity20
545BPuss in Boots20
980The Ungrateful Son (previously Ungrateful Son Reproved by Naive Actions of Own Son)20
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/johd.78 | Journal eISSN: 2059-481X
Language: English
Published on: Jun 24, 2022
Published by: Ubiquity Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
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