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    Nikki Hrubec Ms. Birdsall English 11 February 15th‚ 2011 Common Theme in Two Poems In the two poems‚ "Cinderella and Barbie Doll‚" both authors use different literary devices to prove a common theme. The common theme throughout both poems is that people will mutilate themselves to obtain what they perceive as happiness. Also‚ the poems show how societies create a standard of living‚ which classifies how certain genders should act. The poem "Cinderella" by Anne Sexton is describing

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    stories of Walt Disney. The multiple full-length featured films were conveniently put on VHS and DVD for the young ones to watch the stories whenever he or she pleases. Sounds great right? What people don’t realize is that there are more to these tales than what one sees at a glance. The majority of these movies have strong undertones and your children are watching these films over and over again. What are children really watching? To be more specific‚ the Disney 1937 flick Snow White and the Seven

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    anything before.The writers changed classical fairy tale stereotypes‚ they give the villains a chance at happy endings‚ and a deeper backstory than usual‚

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    School‚ the kids look up to a different kind of celebrity like‚ for example‚ Jack (as in the Beanstalk) and Snow White (like with the Seven Dwarfs). These people are not only real‚ but teaching Rory and her friends how to prepare for when their own tale begins. Never in the spotlight

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    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 effort to comfort him based on adult reasoning and viewpoints. A child trusts what the fairy story tells because its world view accords with his own.” All the stories will be true to a child because their thinking is animistic. Another thing kids will believe in is magic. For example‚ the tooth fairy‚ Santa Clause

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    types of such literature: the anthropologic works devoted to local and traditional culture (of course‚ similar works concerning modern cultures also exist but they tend to use the same methods)‚ studies in folklore and folk literature (myths‚ fairy and folk tales etc.)‚ which often go with the former‚ and psychological literature. And the narrowest represented type is researches in modern and classical fiction (we mean works concerning the question "how are the rites of passages reflected and described

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    her grandmother is gone where in the original version the girl and the grandmother are saved. Greenhill claims that this new plot exposes an inappropriate view for children and contradicts the original story which takes away from the traditional fairy tale. Swyt uses Angela Carter’s version of “Little Red Riding Hood” to also prove how the little girl is used as a sex symbol. She claims that the girl in Angela Carter’s Company of Wolves is supposed to show how the girl is becoming a woman and how

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    The Romantic Fantasy: A Girls Guide to Romance As people read fairy tale or romantic novels‚ they often observe a tale full of adventure seasoned with conflict; however‚ other people‚ such as scholar Marcia K. Lieberman‚ ask‚ “to what extent [do] they reflect female attributes” (259)? The short story “Happy Endings‚” by Margret Atwood takes the reader for a ride through a myriad of scenarios: which consist of the American dream‚ as depicted in part A; the real-life endings‚ seen in parts B and C;

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    prince and a princess unite to create the dream; however the dream is controlled by the prince that has an eye to dominate the dream of the woman. The Women who have became stronger through years still turn towards fairy tales to receive answers. They want their lives to become a fairy tale‚ and so women turn to depend solely on a man to save them in their lives‚ as how traditionally and in modern fairytales both depict for this to happen. The painting “Diego and I”(Mexican Painting) shows the dominance

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    other things‚ has its sensitive period in early childhood. However‚ there are no dolls‚ talking animals or fairy tales in a Montessori classroom. As Dr. Montessori observed‚ when given freedom of choice and the opportunity to have real-life experiences‚ the children under her care were naturally attracted to reality. These children walked away from a teacher who was telling a fairy tale in order to examine bugs in the garden‚ turned away from pretty dolls for a chance to serve real tea to adult

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