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The Lithuanian folktale types AaTh 327 C and 327 F may have emerged from concepts of  beliefs surrounding death, reincarnation and childbirth. The motifs occurring in these  tales are compared with plays, songs, legends, current belief systems and customs, parallels  between them are pointed out. The article attempts to show that Lithuanian folk  narrative tradition might be as important for comparative folktale studies as the Lithuanian  language is for comparative linguistics.

Die Hexe und der Junge (AaTh 327 F) und Der Junge im Sack der Hexe (AaTh 327 C). Ein kulturgeschichtlicher Deutungsversuch litauischer Märchen