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    Storytelling

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    STORYTELLING: LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD Storytelling is a universal‚ traditional art form‚ that has featured strongly in all cultures as an effective communication tool. Important messages can be so skilfully conveyed through storytelling‚ as the listener is so entranced by the magic images the storyteller paints before your eyes. And it is in this way that we as educators of young children can promote their learning. We have finished to do storytelling as one of our task given. The topic that our

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    1. ‘LITTLE RED CAP’ ‘LRC’ is a poem written by Carol Ann Duffy‚ and is the first poem in the anthology ‘The World’s Wife’‚ published in 1999. By interpreting the fairytale of Little Red Riding Hood in her poem‚ Duffy recounts her ten years of marriage to Adrian Henri‚ who was twenty-three years old her senior. She places herself as the character of Little Red Cap and Henri as the wolf. Duffy also alludes to fairytales such as ‘Sleeping Beauty’ in ‘Queen Herod’ or more traditional stories like ‘The

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    Short Story

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    God is giving her names for the animals and plants as she comes across them although she does not know where the names are coming from. She longs for Adam to talk to her and be around her but he seems to have no interest in her or what she likes. Little things such as the moon rising and falling fascinate her. She wishes to make the most of her life. She makes many friends with the animals since she feels that Adam does not want to be involved with her. Things change after they eat the forbidden

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    pedophilia in this fairy tale. 9 Little Red Riding Hood The version of this tale that most of us are familiar with ends with Riding Hood being saved by the woodsman who kills the wicked wolf. But in fact‚ the original French version (by Charles Perrault) of the tale was not quite so nice. In this version‚ the little girl is a well bred young lady who is given false instructions by the wolf when she asks the way to her grandmothers. Foolishly riding hood takes the advice of the wolf and ends

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    instructor who is tasked with grading success and failures. Adding to the mentioned stress is having only moments to gather thoughts and ideas and tactics that will grab the audience’s attention. The chosen topic of: What advice would you give to Little Red Riding Hood‚ seems easy enough until random thoughts need to be gathered and verbalized in front of a room of people. A wonderful way to gage success or failure of impromptu speeches is to analyze feedback gathered by the audience and implement the constructive

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    indication of many people ’s view. Other accepted stereotypes of monsters are found in mythology or legends‚ the Cyclops in Greek myth being another example‚ with its one eye and broad body‚ the Cyclops is a picture of fear. The aim of this essay is to identify whether "The Epic of Gilgamesh" successfully highlights the ‘accepted ’ idea of the monster usually found in Epic tales‚ and also whether any other characters portray traits which are often associated with ogres and giants

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    Gabriela Rasuk English Composition II Melissa Juchniewicz Feminist Criticism 2/23/13 Hide the Hood Little Girl Little Red Riding Hood by Charles Perrault is a story every child learns that is about a young girl with a red riding hood who goes into the woods to deliver some food to her very ill grandmother and in her journey she encounters a wolf who in the end wants to trick her into believing he is her grandmother. However children only enjoy a simple fairy tale for the fact of being

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    Round character Definition: A round character is a major character in a work of fiction who encounters conflict and is changed by it. Round characters tend to be more fully developed and described than flat‚ or static‚ characters. If you think of the characters you most love in fiction‚ they probably seem as real to you as people you know in real life. This is a good sign that they are round characters. A writer employs a number of tools or elements to develop a character‚ making him or her round

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    fighting for their rights‚ and this inspired female authors to put their thoughts into stories. Women could be manipulative‚ deceiving. They could control men when they wanted to. So why were the men in control of the world? By rewriting "Little Red Riding Hood"‚ Angela Carter turns the norms of the fairytale upside down‚ and thereby shows the development in contemporary society. In "The Company of Wolves"‚ a young girl beats the most manly of all creatures: the werewolf. The short story is chronological

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    face future. Even though the children’s subconcious does not desire to be interrogated‚ their conscious minds are willing to share what they learned from several fairy tales. For example‚ a book like ‘Red Riding Hood’ teaches children to follow shortcuts through the forest. A book like “The Three Little Pigs” teaches children how they can live in brick houses in order to protect themselves from enemies. It helps children develop defensive mechanisms against harmful animals and other things. Other books

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