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    FLM506: Modern/Postmodern Cinema Bettelheim’s concept of enchantment and The Night of The Hunter Bruno Bettelheim poses a controversial figure in the world of psychoanaylsis‚ although gaining wide recognition for his work on Freud‚ psychoanyalsis and child psychology‚ much of his work has now been discredited to a contemporary audience. Bettelheim’s opinions depicted in his book The Empty Fortress‚ sighting bad parenting as a primary cause for autism is probably the most infamous infraction

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    important force that contributes to a human’s characteristics today- fairytales. Fairytales are fanciful tale of legendary deeds and creatures‚ usually intended for children. What is not known though is what effect a fairytale has on a person today. Bruno Bettelheim’s The Uses of Enchantment‚ reveals a revelation on the enormous value of fairytales. In order to support Bettelheim’s theories the fairytales The Princess and the Frog‚ The Little Mermaid‚ The Mouse Princess and The Seventh Father of the

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    have effect on people even if they do not know it‚ and four fairy tale analyzers have written articles discussing it. “What Fairy Tales Tell Us” by Alison Lurie discuses about how the individual reader is affected by the messages of a fairy tale. Bruno Bettelheim’s “The Struggle for Meaning” expresses his thoughts on how fairy tales have an effect on children. Max Luthi talks about how gender does not matter‚ and everyone is affected by fairy tales in his article “The Fairy Tale Hero: The Image of

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    Fairy Tales and Modern Stories By Esther Hamilton English 100 The author Bruno Bettelheim is telling us in the first two paragraphs how a lot of parents have replaced fairy tales with more realistic stories like “The Little Engine That Could.” This story encourages children to believe that if they try hard and does not give up‚ he will finally succeed. (Bettelheim) (Sims) When I was a child I was read many fairy tales as well as modern stories. My grandmother told me the story “The Little

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    shows independence‚ is made the villain of the story‚ while passive Cinderella is the lovable victim. In these fairy tales‚ they show tat a woman is nothing without a man. They give the picture that a woman has nothing to do but wait for her prince‚ and then once he comes her life will be fulfilled. In today’s world it’s quite obvious that these things could not be more false. According to Bruno Bettelheim‚ the numerous

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    Sibling Rivalry Bruno Bettelheim‚ the author of “Cinderella: A story of Sibling Rivalry and Oedipal Conflicts‚” believes that Cinderella is one of the best fairytales of all time because the tale has a deeper meaning than what meets the eye and it is something that everyone can relate with at some point in their life. Being a Freudian psychologist‚ Bettelheim believes that a person’s conscious mind takes the fairytale for face value‚ while the same person’s unconscious mind can view the exact

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    Sibling Rivalry and Oedipal Conflicts” In the article “Cinderella”: A Story of Sibling Rivalry and Oedipal Conflicts‚” Bruno Bettelheim claims that the oedipal guilt and oedipal conflicts present within the story of “Cinderella” are critical to a child’s unsatisfied thoughts and feelings; this is why children identify strongly with this fairy tale. In his argument‚ Bettelheim uses anecdotal evidence to prove his statement. For example‚ a mother tells her five-year-old daughter to grab some salt

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    presentation‚ that “The Ugly Duckling” can be considered a good example of a fairy tale. Bruno Bettelheim‚ a noted educator and scholar on the role that fairy tales play‚ has stated that in fairy tales‚ there is typically a battle between good and evil. Characters are absolute...either good or evil. He also goes on to say that the goal is not to impart a moral‚ but rather to show that one can overcome any obstacle (Bettelheim 216-217). Based on this criterion‚ “The Ugly Duckling” falls short of what could

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    Hair can be straight‚ long‚ short‚ frizzy‚ or curly; with different colors and textures‚ but in the case of “Rapunzel” it was golden and very‚ very long in which it took the audience to a deeper understanding of who she really was. Her hair in a way represented distress and at the same time freedom in which she strived from living in an enchanted tower in the middle of the forest. The story of “Rapunzel” is sought to be one of the most recognized fairy tales for children and parents alike. As a result

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    looking at what role they‚ as parents‚ may have had in the tragedy. The often targeted entertainers‚ video game developers‚ teachers‚ drug companies‚ and writers are rarely‚ if ever‚ responsible for such tragic outcomes and‚ unfortunately‚ often become victims as a result of lawsuits filed in an attempt to censor or place blame on them. The parents of dangerous children must be scrutinized and sued alongside every other entity being blamed for the heinous crimes that children commit. When two young men

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