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    Four Skillful Brothers”‚ it isn’t hard to realize that examining literature based on Freudian influenced theories may be the best way to analyze the work. For example‚ Bettelheim strongly believed in the consistent story-board of traditional fairy-tale that appeals to the young mind in a productive way. According to Bettelheim in “Introduction: The Struggle for Meaning”‚ “It is characteristic of fairy tales to state an existential dilemma briefly and pointedly. This permits the child to come to

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    should allow their child to express their imagination. This will build their creativity and expand their career choices. This will lead children down the right path and allow them to know right from wrong at a young age. For example‚ the author‚ Bruno Bettelheim‚ wrote in paragraph 2 in the story‚ The Child’s Need for Magic that “fairy tales proceeds in a manner which conforms to the way a child thins and experiences the world. A child can gain much better solace from a fairy tale than he can from an

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    Bruno Bettelheim‚ author of The Uses of Enchantment: The Meaning and Importance of Fairy Tales‚ explains that children’s minds work differently than an adults mind. He argues that children are searching for moral guidelines in order to have a foundation to cope with life’s inevitable problems. He believes that fairy tales‚ rather other texts‚ supplies children with that foundation. He also believes that adults should read The Grimm’s version of stories to their young children as a way teaching them

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    phrase symbolizing the cold harsh attitude of the mother. A psychologist by the name of Bruno Bettelheim supported Leo Kanner theory. Bettelheim worked at a facility where he developed and carried out treatments for behavioral disorders in adolescents. He was seen as a highly reputable specialist in the treatment of autistic children and influential in pushing forward the “refrigerator mother” theory. Bettelheim compared the lives of autistic children to prisoners in a concentration camp. He further

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    adulthood and have a big impact on a person’s life‚ most importantly during their childhood. In Bruno Bettelheim’s “The Uses of Enchantment”‚ he claims that fairytales help lead children towards a more independent life‚ and that they must face all problems that confront them. He also says that fairytales are genuinely good for children’s development‚ and have positive effects on children’s behavior. Bettelheim wants them to be able to decipher good from evil‚ and know what to do in each situation. I agree

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    Aeneid; the plays of the Great dramatists Aeschylus‚ Sophocles‚ Euripides and Aristophanes--as well as the great folk tales of the Grimm Brothers and the retelling of the Faust legend by Goethe. The great Bruno Bettelheim applied the psycho-analytic model of human personality to folk tales. Bettelheim theorized that images bombard the conscious‚ preconscious and unconscious mind forming the structure of folk tales. Using the images throughout this paper‚ you can structure your daydreams and imagination

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    5/6/2013 Children’s Literature(ENG232) Prof. Keith Walters Commentary to Bettelheim’s chapter on “Cinderella” Let me start off with saying that Bettelheim completely ruined my fantasy on fairy-tales. His contorted mind really made it hard to remember all the beautiful tales from childhood.Of course he is entitled to his own opinions and I won’t argue with that but I certainly don’t agree with a bunch

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    ESSAY PROMPT 1. As Jeffords suggests‚ “In 1991‚ the hard bodies of the 1980s seemed to have been successfully rejected in mainstream Hollywood films‚ but not‚ as the films of the late 1980s might have suggested‚ for the values of justice…Hollywood’s interest in justice had waned and been replaced by a less socially troublesome topic—commitment to the family” (140-141). How are Paul Verhoeven’s Robocop (1987) or John Singleton’s Boyz N the Hood (1991) and another Hollywood film of your choosing

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    Importance of Fairy Tales by Bruno Bettelheim focused on the benefits of fairytales on child development. Bettelheim talks about how important developing the child’s imagination is. Developing the imagination allows children to process what they see in the world and process what they hear in stories. This gives them a good grasp on their conscience (11-12). Fairy tales allows for children to learn about problems in the real world and ways to deal with them. Bettelheim says that there is a fine line

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    to be intelligent‚ read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent‚ read them more fairy tales.” Fairy tales can help children build their coping mechanisms. In the story‚ “Fairy Tales and the Existential Predicament” written by Bruno Bettelheim‚ states that fairy tales can help children cope with their internal and external problems. However‚ this theory inspired Guillermo del Toro to make the film‚ Pan’s Labyrinth to illustrate the social and interpersonal problems in the mind of the

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