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今ハ昔… A Linguistic Journey from Konjaku to Uji 説話文学 Commonly referred to as “tale literature.” Originally coined by scholars as a term equivalent to the Western folk or fairy tale, as distinct from densetsu (legend) or shinwa (myth), the word setsuwa now has a very general meaning. Legends, myths, fairy tales, episodes in Chinese history, war tales, and anecdotes about ordinary life are all included in setsuwa, collections compiled between 800 and 1300.[1] Famous setsuwa collections include: 日本霊異記　「にほんりょういき」 ca. 821 三宝絵言葉　「さんぼうえことば」 ca. 984 古本説話集　「こほんせつわしゅう」 ca. late Heian 古事談　「こじだん」 ca. 12