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    Princess'

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    though is what effect a fairytale has on a person today. Bruno Bettelheim’s The Uses of Enchantment‚ reveals a revelation on the enormous value of fairytales. In order to support Bettelheim’s theories the fairytales The Princess and the Frog‚ The Little Mermaid‚ The Mouse Princess and The Seventh Father of the House have been analyzed. Theories similar to Bettelheim’s by psychologists Sigmund Freud‚ Renee Hall and Jack Zipes are used to describe the meanings and importance of these fairytales. Characters

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    The Outlaw Josey Wales

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    Matthew Magill Mr. Kearney American Hero (6) 12 November 2012 The Outlaw Josey Wales In The Outlaw Josey Wales‚ the viewer finds the hero‚ Josey Wales‚ representing Christ to a world of sinners. It is unclear whether Clint Eastwood intended to direct the movie in mind with such similarities between Christ’s role as a savior and Josey’s actions. Christ is an archetypal‚ mythological hero figure that the well-read viewer finds often. From the physical wound in Josey’s right rib‚ to the fact

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    Princess

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    Chapters 1-2 Summary and Analysis Sultana was the daughter of a prince of Saudi Arabia. Sultana’s father was the son of Abdul Aziz‚ the first king of Saudi Arabia and the brother of the current king. Sultana grew up in the palace belonging to her father and lived in by her ten siblings and her mother‚ the prince’s first of four wives. Sultana‚ who was not allowed by Saudi culture to write a book of her own‚ told her story to the author of this book who presented it to readers in the first person

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    Princess Diana

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    One year ago‚ the death of a princess brought an entire world to tears. The wounds are slowly healing and the grief is less painful. What remains are the lessons that can be learned from a phenomenon that few can entirely forget. At the time it was a mystery. A divorced member of the royal family of a medium-sized European nation dies in a banal car accident in Paris‚ and for a week the sun‚ moon and stars are knocked off their appointed tracks. Within days‚ Europe suffers a shortage of cut flowers

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    Princess Archetype

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    around and try to accomplish the princess wave like the one you saw Cinderella do at Disneyland. Being a princess is not exactly as you pictured it when you were three. They are still the same but as you grow older you start to understand a princess for what they really are. The princess archetype is a vulnerable woman who needs to be rescued by the hero. She often beautiful and fair and is sometimes seen as the damsel in distressed. Many characteristics of the princess archetype in the poem by Nur

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    The Frog Princess

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    When her skin was burned‚ the husband went to find his wife no matter what because he wanted to show his princess to the town and reunite with her. In the 1947 film "La Belle et la bête" by Jean Cocteau‚ it placed a strong importance on the wanted quality of a woman. On the other hand‚ in Angela Carter ’s "The Tiger ’s Bride‚" with it ’s intriguing enjoyable

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    Nobody's Princess

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    In Nobody’s Princess‚ there are many notable characters. The first character is Helen. She is a princess who wants to learn to fight and does not like sewing. Helen will be the future queen of Sparta. She is the protagonist in the story. Next is Clytemnestra‚ the twin sister of Helen. Clytemnestra does not like Helen and was mean to her until she had to leave Sparta. She got married to an evil ruler by force when she had to leave Sparta. Another character is Ione‚ who takes care of Helen. Ione is

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    The Little Princess

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    A Little Princess In Frances Hodgson Burnett’s A Little Princess‚ Sara Crewe arrives at her English Boarding School at the age of seven. Sara is treated like a little princess from the day she got to the school and everyone was envious of her fancy clothes that were “ridiculous for a child.” Her father‚ Captain Crewe‚ told the headmistress to give Sara anything she wanted. Though she was spoiled‚ Sara was always nice and polite and never had a bad temper. In the end‚ however‚ all is lost from

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    Little Princess

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    A LITTLE PRINCESS The most interesting book I read recently is "A Little Princess". Little Princess is called Sara Crewe; she is a student at Miss Minchin’s fancy boarding school. When her rich father dies; she’s left without a penny .Now Sara lives in the attic and works for crusts of bread. Only magic could make her A Little Princess! Sara Crewe was born in India .Her father was so rich and her mother died when she was born. Sara left India

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    Legislation Governing Childcare Services There are a number of laws in the UK that affect children and childcare services; some are designed to give children certain rights‚ whilst others are aimed at protecting them from harm. Below is a brief summary of some of the relevant legislation. The Children Act 1989 This Act aims to protect the child from harm and to work in partnership with parents‚ ensuring that the welfare of the child is paramount. It forms the legal framework that sets quality

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