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    “The Tale of the Shoe” Quote and Response essay In the story “The Tale of the Shoe”‚ Donoghue discusses both the original story of Cinderella and the many stereotypical aspects it has throughout. Donoghue puts emphasis on how marriage is necessary in order to achieve the “happy ending” that everyone expects and how people assume that the characters in the story are heterosexual; the portrayal of characters who are presented as good always winning the characters who are bad. Donoghue gets rid of

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    Hunter Talley Mr. Tyc Pre Calculus 26 Sept. 2014 An Imaginary Tale: The Story of of i [the square root of minus one] An imaginary tale is the story of the square root of minus one‚ a number we find described as "impossible" or "imaginary". Nahin’s historical and mathematical explanation of complex numbers and functions stretches across two millennia. The square root of minus one was such an unlikely concept for early mathematicians that they ignored it. For centuries mathematicians viewed negative

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    Fairy tales are part of every Western child ’s upbringing‚ and have been for decades. The method of telling and the stories them selves may have changed from the purely oral tradition to that of the written word with the introduction of the printing press and more importantly the Chap Book in the eighteenth century (Montgomery‚ 2009 p. 13). But the basic core of the tales remain hundreds of years on to instruct and delight children to this day. These days children are surrounded by fairy tales in

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    instead of a horse. They describe the Beast as‚”... a huge monster -- two tusks in his mouth and fiery eyes surrounded by bristles‚ and horns coming out of its head and spreading over its back.” Those are just a few of the differences between the two fairy

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    In my essay I would like to describe and compare A Midsummer Night’s Dream and The Winter’s Tale by William Shakespeare. I think that these comedies are rather different but we can find a lot of similarities as well. I would like to support this opinion in my essay with different examples from both plays. At the beginning I would like to discuss some similarities between these comedies‚ I will focus on similar motifs‚ characters‚ language and setting. I will also describe what makes both plays comedies

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    always live happily ever after? The simple answer is no. Guilty readers‚ these "Once Upon A Time" fairy tales that have been read as bedtime stories for as long as anyone can remember. They however have a severely negative influence on children. They give them false expectations‚ stereotypical ideas and the impression that all dreams come true! Let us examine the so-called heroines of these fairy tales- they are all beautiful! Cinderella‚ Snow White and Anastasia-are any of these women Black? Chinese

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    Kassidy Bizzotto July 1 2014 In the fairy tale Cinderella‚ there are many elements that contribute to the message of the tale. One element demonstrated in this tale it the good character. The good character‚ being Cinderella‚ is an example of kindness and she shows how being nice to even the nastiest people can get you far in life. Another element is magic and enchantment. This element shows how friendship can make even the worst situation a little bit better. Cinderella has an unloving family

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    novel The Picture of Dorian Gray‚ but also for his unique fairy tales‚ Wilde became favorite of many people during decades. The idea of writing fairy tales came really accidentally to Oscar Wilde. He was in Cambridge for The Eumenides# when ‚to entertain his friends‚ he had to made up a story. At this time (1885)‚ Oscar already had a child‚ Cyril‚ and maybe because of him‚ the story he created then had the form of a fairy tale‚ but the students liked it. This story was titled later as

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    The Three Little Pigs Once upon a time‚ there was an old sow with three little pigs‚ and as she had not enough to keep them‚ she sent them out to seek their fortune. Along the way they met a farmer with a bundle of hay. The oldest pig asked‚ "Please sir‚ may we purchase your hay to build a house?" And he made an agreement with the little pigs... except the youngest pig‚ "No brother‚ we should not buy this hay. The land‚ from which this hay cut‚ was de-forested‚ destroying numerous natural habitats

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    Alexis Zora Professor Motaleb English 115 July 31‚ 2014 Fairy Tales: Old VS Modern While Disney developed a formulaic approach to fairy tales (basic elements in its formula: good prevailing over evil‚ emotional‚ catchy songs‚ cute sidekicks for comic relief‚ young romance‚ funny jokes) it also created a formulaic approach to how young girls set goals or standards (Chan 231). The plot usually containing a story of good prevailing over evil usually occurs with an older woman who is jealous of

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