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Fairy/Folk Tales; Myths & Legends, perhaps?
As for the definitions of bildungsroman and roman à clef, I'm guessing they're cross-referenced because they each refer to a particular type of literary thematic style using a foreign language term.
After all, you've also got roman-fleuve listed, which according to the Mac dictionary app is "a novel featuring the leisurely description of the lives of closely related people". Though personally, I do not think that "synonym" means what Thesaurus.com thinks it means*.
* Inconceivable!
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