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    Brazilian Cultural Folklore Research Brazilian folklore is filled with European,African and Native American legends.They practiced Catholicism and Protestantism.A legend is something you may believe is true. A myth is a story that can be told but it’s a false belief or idea.A fairytale is magical and imaginary story. The brazilian culture believed in lots of myths and fairytales.Brazilian culture favored myths more..They celebrated New Years every year.Some traditions included sports,parades…

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    Folklore is used in all different types of culture in many different ways. Australian folklore is mostly about the way of the aborigine’s. Folklore are stories passed down from older to newer generations it’s based on Myths, Legends, and Fairy Tales. Legends are based on historical facts, characters or events that have been embellished. Myths have supernatural beings or mythical creatures and are based on religion. Fairy Tales include imaginary creatures, sometimes magic, and has the theme of…

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    This story explains the story of fairy tale in which the dreams play a big role in this story. This story also explain the inter wishing of a person and his faintly over his love one. He believes to have power, to get the women of his drams and to find a way out of the frost. A woman was raise in the Holocaust and now her story is told in a fairy tale so little children can understand. This story is manly a flash back that she had. Her grandmother was killed for her religion, not knowing she…

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    Camilla In The Aeneid

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    In contemporary times, the word “myth” signifies a misrepresentation of facts, rumors, or imaginary stories. According to William Bascom, “Myths are prose narratives which, in the society in which they are told, are considered to be truthful accounts of what happened in the remote past (9). In other words, a myth narrates important historical, religious, and social aspects of a period, but contains a famous cultural hero that mirrors that society. For example, the life and death of the Volscian…

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    "Obsessed by a fairytale, we spend our lives searching for a magic door and a lost kingdom of peace" (Eugene O'Neill). People are brought up being taught that that a fairytale is a fictional story that may feature folkloric characters and enchantments, often involving a far fetched sequence of events. But the reality is fairytales are fabricated stories, intended to deceive the reader. Disney deceives its readers by heavily fluffing up its stories with enchantment, taking away the story line…

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    Enuma Elish Creation Myth

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    In William Paden’s chapter entitled “Myth”, from Religious Worlds: The Comparative Study of Religion, Paden explores the role of myth in relation to religion, and how the two create a reality that humans exist and partake in. Paden’s definition of myth indicates that myth is used as a way to explain what is difficult to understand and makes sense of the world by forming narratives. These narratives become integral parts of a culture and create a reality that gives truth to the myths told. The…

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    1. The genre of this story would be Myth because it is an ancient greek story that is referring to how and why the spider was created. Although it may not be completely real it explains some practice, rite, and phenomenon of nature. 2. This is a traditional and legendary story, concerning the attitude and arrogance of a maiden named Arachne who claims to be the best weaver. She is soon put into her place by her own creator in which she challenged to be better than. This myth is not only a story…

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    The Bitter Side of Sweet EXT. - In a desert on the road - Day We enter on a desert scene SIMRAN Have you ever wondered about the people who make the flavorful chocolate you eat? YASHITA The sweet, rich flavored, mouth watering chocolate that you eat isn’t so sweet when you hear the dark side of the story. Here’s the dark side of chocolate. The Bitter Side of Sweet Screen opens on two boys and a girl walking on a road in the desert. Zooms in to one boy and Simran says VISHAL Three…

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    African Storytelling, whether it be the oral tradition or the written tradition, hold within them an underlying message that can explain some form of African rituals or way of life. In God’s Bits of Wood, the rites of passage approach is used to explain some social commentary in African communities and gives insight on how they go about life and why things are the way they are. The social commentary explained through the rites of passage is that of how women in the African societies went from…

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    be supernatural beings. Some Greek tends to favor is mythology because of their gods and Demons. Greek folklore impacts the culture because of the stories that are passed down and passing those stories down the history of…

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