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    Fairytales are probably the most popular mean of entertainment not only for children but also for grown ups no matter which form they may take on: a story read or told by the parents‚ a play or an animated film. People rarely consider that while enjoying tales they contribute to the preservation of folklore‚ which also ‘includes all the traditional forms of expression that circulate without the aid of books – the art‚ speech‚ and literature created through personal interaction rather that through the printed

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    Paragraph For Angela Carter By A.D. The original didactic purpose of fairytales is ever-present and self-modifying to fit the paradigmatic shifts of its context. Contemporaries like Angela Carter‚ reinforcing or challenging societal values or constructs‚ subvert fairytale archetypes to educate on social progression; through literary discourses such as post-modernism and feminism. In Carter’s ‘The Company of Wolves’ (1979) the blurring of the wolf or hunter archetype exemplifies the modernisation

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    Saint Petersburg‚ Russia‚ the classic Christmas ballet‚ The Nutcracker has been shown for over 100 years. The composer‚ Peter Tchaikovsky‚ and choreographer Marius Petipa teamed up to create a timeless production as an adaptation of E.T.A. Hoffman’s tale "The Nutcracker and the Mouse King." This pair had previously worked together on another classical ballet‚ Sleeping Beauty. Despite the great fame of the ballet today‚ The Nutcracker was not a success right away. It’s first production was basically

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    the Talking Crow‚ The Split Dog‚ and Catching a Thief all have in common being written as folk tales. The text’s share the traits of being orally passed down from generations‚ which is why most folk tales have unknown authors and usually have several versions. Folk tales are made up of fables‚ fairy tales‚ old legends‚ and urban legends‚ another reason why there might be several versions to a folk tale. In addition‚ to sharing the form in which they are written‚ the texts share features like utilizing

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    a Chinese story and was written by Ai-Ling Louie‚ it was originally published in 1982‚ and is over 1000 years before the first European Cinderella story appeared. The third story is about ‘’A Young Girl Named Oochigeaskw ‘’. It’s a Native American tale and was written by Rafe Martin‚ and was

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    Cinderella’s story. Children most often don’t grow up reading this original fairytale from a book‚ they only watch the Walt Disney version and know of nothing else. So it is expected to think that they would grow up and never know that there was a different tale of Cinderella that had been told. Present day shows that this original fairytale is becoming more and more known though. So‚ it would be safe to say that the number of people who know of the original fairytale by their adulthood‚ is about to go up

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    more interesting. The movie Sydney White (2007) is a modern take on Snow White about how a girl survives in a strange world called college. There are similarities and many differences when it comes to the beginning‚ middle‚ and end of these two fairy tales. In the beginning of Snow White‚ a mother wants to bare a daughter to complete her life with a face as white as snow and hair as dark as ebony‚ but when she got her wish she died suddenly after giving birth. Her husband was then forced to marry

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    the flowers by their names and the birds by their singing? How easy it is to make friends with them and with everything in nature‚ if you go to them affectionately and with friendship. You must have read many fairy tales and stories of long ago. But the world itself is the greatest fairy tale and story of adventure that was ever written. Only we must have eyes to see and ears to hear and a mind that opens out to the life and beauty of the world.   Grown-ups have a

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    (2011‚ January 21). The Fairy Tale Struggles to Live Happily Ever After. Retrieved October 1‚ 2013‚ from National Public Radio: http://www.npr.org/2011/01/21/132705579/the-fairy-tale-struggles-to-live-happily-ever-after Hearne‚ B. (1997). Disney Revisited‚ or Jiminy Cricket‚ It’s musty down here! . Horn Book. Friedmeyer‚ W. (2003‚ May 19). The Disneyfication

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    "The Courtship of Mr. Lyon" Summary A young woman named Beauty stares out the window at snow gleaming in the dusk. We are told that her skin resembles the snow because it possesses the same "inner light" that seems to emanate from within. The snow is unspoiled by footprints‚ "white and unmarked as a spilled bolt of bridal satin." The young woman worries for her father’s safety because he said he would be home before dark‚ and he cannot call her because he phones are down. The young woman’s father

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