Keigo Seki
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Seki Keigo (関敬吾 1899 - 1990) was a Japanese folklorist. He was influenced by Yanagita Kunio but often came to different conclusions regarding the same folktales. Along with collecting and compiling folktales, Seki also arranged them into a series of categories.
[edit] Major works
- Nihon Mukashibanashi Shūsei (日本昔話集成, "Compilation of Japanese Folktales?)
[edit] References
Kawamori, Hiroshi (2003). "Folktale Research After Yanagita: Development and Related Issues." (pdf). Asian Folklore Studies 62 (2): pp. 237-56. Retrieved on 12-18-2006.
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