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    Grimm’s short story‚ Cinderella. Our discussions brought not only very insightful thoughts out into the open‚ but also theories on the author’s and plot keys that had me reanalyzing the entire piece. From what we know‚ the German brothers‚ Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm‚ have co-authored two-hundred and nine short stories including Rapunzel‚ Hansel and Gretel‚ and Snow White‚ all stories focused around the injustices of society. Their father died of pneumonia when they were young‚ and went through school

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    between themselves and the hero or heroine‚ and an ever-impending conclusive loss at the end of the narrative. In the examination of folklore‚ one can see that common aspects of gender roles can be found in almost every fairy tale ever created. The Brothers Grimm are well known for their collection of fairy tales and folklore literature‚ many of which reflect these gender roles. An analysis of three of their more popular works; mainly Rapunzel‚ Rumplestiltskin‚ and The Old Woman in the Wood‚ show clear

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    Hansel and Gretel

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    Hansel and Gretel are the young children of a poor woodcutter. When a great famine settles over the land‚ the woodcutter’s second‚ abusive wife decides to take the children into the woods and leave them there to be by themselves‚ so that she and her husband will not starve to death‚ because the children eat too much. The woodcutter opposes the plan but finally and reluctantly‚ submits to his wife’s scheme. They are unaware that in the children’s bedroom‚ Hansel and Gretel have overheard them. After

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    German Nationalism

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    extremely important in creating a sense of unity amongst the German population‚ stories and legends that instilled national pride were the same for all‚ they all had the same if not similar culture instilled upon them‚ for example‚ the brothers Grimm‚ was a famous German collection of fairy tales‚ this was a book heavily rotted in the nations cultures‚ and they all shared it. The nations all spoke German‚ if not at least originally because some nations were absorbed by France‚ but

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    Little Red Cap All too often we see fairy tales depicting one-dimensional characters put in difficult situations. This creates an almost eerie continuity between all fairy tales as we see similar situations played out again and again by even more similar characters. Little Red Cap is no exception‚ especially when looking at gender roles. Sexually innocent and unknowing of the world‚ Little Red Cap can be unsuitably titled our heroine of the story. Throughout the tale‚ what seems to be a primarily

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    countless modified versions of it. For this analysis‚ I chose “Cinderella” by Charles Perrault and “Ashputtle” by the Grimm Brothers and applying them to the ideas from the article‚ “The Struggle for Meaning”. The most familiar version of “Cinderella” in western society was the written by Charles Perrault in 1667‚ it was then later used by Disney for a children’s film production. The Grimm Bothers’ modified version of the story is mainly based on Perrault’s version with a little twist in it. In general

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    Cultural Transformation

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    Univ 102 . 10 May 2011 Cultural Transformations of Little Red Riding Hood The story of “Little Red Riding Hood” began as a fairy tale passed down through the centuries‚ especially by peasant women to their daughters since folklorists often belonged to the peasant culture (Tatar 3). The peasants who were farmworkers and domestic laborers needed something to do while working tediously‚ so they told each other tales. That’s why the Little Red Riding Hood story’s original plot had a peasant

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    a time long past that is rarely seen today. Arthur Rackham’s illustrations are relevant to my work because they depict scenes from stories and fairy tales. His works have illustrated Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm amongst others which are fictional stories coming from the imagination of the authors. Arthur Rackham has also sketched many illustrations of fairies‚ mermaids‚ witches and trees which also relate to the title of ‘Twisted Tales’. Rackham’s

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    Although The Brothers Grimm of The Three Wishes and What of This Goldfish‚ Would You Wish share the similar idea of being granted three wishes‚ they have very different ways of presenting this idea. I found that reading through the lines and paying attention to the sequence of the stories is how I differentiated between the two. In this essay‚ the prime differences and similarities will be addressed. First‚ the main difference between The Three Wishes and What of This Goldfish‚ Would You Wish is

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    Fairytales are used to teach children morals and some principles. In my opinion‚ however‚ they usually reinforce stereotypes like the death of mothers‚ wicked stepmothers‚ prevalence of good over evil and a happy conclusion. Mostly mothers and brothers die in fairy tales. The deaths of fathers and daughters are less likely (Atwood‚ 1998‚ p.31). The death of a mother is a common event in

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