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1. Elliot Oring. The first book of Jewish jokes. Nice introductory chapters giving rich and fresh context for the book, including a specific view on Romanticims and Herder from Jewosh prospective. Besides just a pleasant reading per se. Comparative textology not fully satisfying.
2. Heda Jason. Motif, type and genre. A manual for compilation of indices. 2000.
3. Чехов. Тина.
4. Младшая Эдда.
5. Alan Dundes. Interpreting "Little Red Riding Hood" Psychoanalitically. In: Little Red Riding Hood. A Casebook. Ed. by A. Dundes. The University of Wisconsin Press: 1989. P. 192-238. Here among other things, Dundes discusses very intrigueing topic of conversion of animal tales into fairy tales. Or to be more percise, the correspondence of AT 333 (Little Red Riding Hood) and AT 123 (Wolf and goat-kids), which have basically the same story and same set of motifs, but transformed differently in West European and Far Asian areas (p. 197-205).
6. Оставшиеся 260 книжек трудно отнести к чтению, это библиография.