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    among others. As a result, many of the tales told in similar time periods contain the same morals and societies rules and beliefs. Some of which have immersed themselves into modern culture. Such tales like “The Tigers Bride” by Angela Carter and Grimm Brother’s “The Raven” and “The Goose Girl” are results of this, and share similarities and contrasts along the lines of point of view, animal…

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    loves her grandma and who learns not to disobey orders, a critic named Jack Zipes argues that “…the origins of the literary fairy tale can be traced to male fantasies about women and sexuality” (Zipes 78). In this essay I will be analyzing the Brothers Grimms’ version of “Little Red Riding Hood” in conversation with “A Second Gaze at Little Red Riding Hood’s Trials and Tribulations” by Jack Zipes, an online article explaining the background of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung in order to set the…

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    still out there. The Grimm tales are the true and first princess fairy tales, but they are not magical like Disney’s are. It is easy to take someone's story and change it but can they keep the realistic appeal behind it, like the Grimm brothers did. Although Disney tends to be more popular regarding the telling of fairy tales, Grimm’s tales offer more realistic images of life. The Disney fairytales are the sugar coated version of the actual fairy tales by the Grimm brothers, but Disney does…

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    Aschenputtel Thesis

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    original Grimm brothers. The Grimm brothers have written over 200 tales and many are famous around the world, including: Aschenputtel, Die Gansemagd, Hansel und Gretel, Rumpelstilzchen, Dornroschen, Schneewittchen and many more. The Grimm brothers not only wrote German folk tales they also wrote well-known mythologies. Additionally, the stories were originally not even or children, although they become more edited over the years to appeal to more age groups. Lastly, the renowned brothers faced…

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    different way (2006: 9). As most fairy tales, Sleeping Beauty is a straightforward example of reinterpreting a story in order for it to never die. This classic tale has been the source of inspiration for several adaptations, the compilation of the Grimm brothers, or film director Robert Stromberg’s Maleficent, to name a couple. The original tale barely mentions the evil fairy in the moment in which she casts a cruel spell on the princess, whereas the…

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    Snow White Archetype

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    purpose of fairy tales has shifted from pure male entertainment to didactic children's tales. A particular time period's values are evident through analysis of archetypes found in fairy tales from that era. This theory is explored through the Brothers Grimm fairy tale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (SWSD) originally published in 1812, Matt Phelan's film noir style graphic novel "Snow White" published in 2016 but set in the 1920s, and Robert Stromberg's modern appropriation of Sleeping Beauty,…

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    In both the children’s and The Grimm Brothers tale, the children left their house numerous times to get away from the woodcutter and his wife who took care of them (since their parents died.) This was because they overheard their guardians discussing to get rid of them by making them get…

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    The History Of Fairy Tales

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    something a bit closer to home, the Grimm Brothers and Hans Christian Anderson. These two writers have accomplished so much with their creativity, take a look at some of the impressive works of these writers. Brothers Grimm’s Rumpelstiltskin, 1812, Hans Christian Anderson 's Princess and the Pea, 1835, Brothers Grimm’s Hansel and Gretel, 1812, Hans Christian Anderson’s Ugly Duckling, 1844, Brothers Grimm’s Cinderella, 1697, Brothers Grimm’s Rapunzel,1812, Brothers Grimm’s The Frog Prince,1812.…

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    tales are often composed of archetypes, which can be described as a prototypical example of a character. A good example of an archetype in fairy tales is the “knight in shining armor.” In the original fairy tale Hansel and Gretel, written by the Grimm Brothers, there…

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    Olrik’s Epic Laws of Folk Narrative are principles that limit, identify and structure the creation of folklore. Schneewittchen by the Brothers Grimm is a folktale that can be perceived in many different ways. Olrik’s Laws allow for a perspective of study that, through analysis, allows for an organic, cultural conception of Schneewittchen. Identifying each of Olrik’s Epic Laws that are evident in Schneewittchen, translated to Snow-White, successfully allows for a deeper understanding of the…

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