by Joseph Jacobs · Editorial Creación · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788495919670
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«Cuentos y fábulas de la India» is a collection of tales and fables by Joseph Jacobs, published by Editorial Creación in paperback (244 pages).
A selection of popular Indian tales in which animals converse with humans and impart moral lessons, alongside stories of princes, kings, princesses, soothsayers, fakirs, magicians, witches, and incarnations of Buddha. Jacobs argues that many classic European tales may have originated in India.
This edition is volume 2 of the collection «Cuentos, Mitos y Leyendas», with translation by Jesús García-Consuegra González and 44 illustrations.
Aimed at young readers and educators interested in traditional tales, mythology, and folklore of India, as material for storytelling.
Joseph Jacobs was an Australian-born folklorist, literary critic and historian who became a notable collector and publisher of English folklore.
