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    Grimm; “Beauty and the Beast” by Jeanne-Marie LePrince de Beaumont; An essay “The Uses of Enchantment” by Bruno Bettelheim‚ they show and provide as evidence.     In most of the fairy tales the main character ends up being separated from their parents/parent whether it was abandoned‚

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    Fairy tales have been part of children’s culture for many years. They have been the favorite bed time stories and the doors to an alternate world of imagination. To some‚ fairy tales have been the key educational tool to teach children the values of life. To others they are parallel to our real lives and are therefore found to be relatable. Whichever the view is‚ fairy tales have been very significant in people’s lives and have ignited different opinions and views on the role that fairy tales play

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    different ways in many diverse media outlets. In the following analyzed and critiqued essays by Bruno Bettelheim‚ Raymond Carver‚ and Jorge Luis Borges respectively: the theme of identity is conferred by the phases of establishment‚ alteration‚ uncertainty‚ and realization. The first essay to be analyzed is Bruno Bettelheim’s. In the essay “The Introduction to the Uses of Enchantment” by Bruno Bettelheim‚ the writer and psychologist discusses the number of functions that traditional and folk fairy

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    P. J. O’Rourke‚ a journalist‚ and political satirist states‚ “everybody knows how to raise children‚ except the people who have them”. In other words‚ O’Rourke believes that everyone has an opinion of how children should be raised except for individuals who have children themselves. As a new mother of twin girls‚ I have learned that trial‚ and error are consequential in parenting. Trial‚ and error are major parts of parenting because we do not always know what we are doing or if what we are doing

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    Predicament” by Bruno Bettelheim he argues that fairy tales help teach children more than parents do‚ since parents want to shelter children and only show them the sunny side of things. Fairy tales help them understand the existential predicaments one can face in life and shows that one can overcome anything that is thrown at them. In “Aschenputtel” by the brothers Grimm there’s this young girl that is expose to existential predicaments and shows the journey on overcoming them and Bettelheim will agree

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    1) Grouping the Gifted Children The articles talk about grouping gifted children. In his article entitled “Grouping the Gifted: pro” Kenneth Mott claims that we should do grouping gifted children. Second article “Grouping the Gifted: con” Bruno Bettelheim claims that Grouping the gifted children has some cons. According to Kenneth Mott ‘Gifted’ means that pupils of average intelligence who have exceptional ability in art or music‚ or it may refer to the child with an IQ of 135 who excels in everything

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    authoritarian mother becomes the obstacle which seems to stifle natural desires for men‚ marriage‚ and hence the achievement of female maturity”(242). The role of evil stepmother indeed shapes young girl’s view toward men and marriage. More importantly‚ as Bettelheim claims in “[The Struggle for Meaning]”‚ these “oedipal tensions” give the “chance [for young children] to understand themselves in this complex world with which [they] must learn to cope”(270). I totally understand in general‚ fairy tales use evil

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    In the essay “The Uses of Enchantment‚” Bruno Bettelheim expresses the idea that fairy tales display the struggles of life in the simplest ways‚ in which there is generally a humble hero who triumphs over an evil villain. By clearly presenting the hero and the villain‚ children are able to easily comprehend the essential idea of good and evil‚ but also adopt valuable character traits that the hero possesses‚ such as perseverance and positivity. Bettelheim also supports the idea that if one continues

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    There’s No Place Like Home For hundreds of years‚ parents have been enthralling children with stories of magic and wishes coming true. Fairy tales are passed from one generation to the next through oral tradition‚ and‚ in modern times‚ books. As various societies develop‚ fairy tales are changed to fit the needs and morals those societies want to impress upon their children. Thus‚ the style and content of a fairy tale is directly affected by the social attitudes of a particular society at

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    As innocent as they seem‚ from the cute fairytales of Cinderella and her submissive character to the passionate story of Beauty and the Beast‚ a maiden who falls in love with a beast‚ the true meaning that lies beneath the pretty shell delivers a different message to children. The idea of the “traditional” role of women is constantly portrayed in many fairytales. Fairytales‚ although fantasy-like‚ still resemble aspects of the world and throughout history‚ women were considered inferior to men

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