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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"traditional tales"”.

  1. Function and meaning of metamorphosis in the Lais of Marie de France

    … in genre. A further Metamorphosis of these tales becomes evident when an addition is made to the purely anecdotal material: the authoress adds a Christian dimension and inserts a subtle moral message. In Chapter 4 the findings of the analyses of the individual lais are grouped in order to …

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  2. Anthropomorphism and social issues in selected Namibian children’s literature

    … anthology, The Stolen Water and Other Stories: Traditional Tales from Namibia (1993) retold by Jennifer Davis, and Mbinda (1998) by Izona Bock. The aforementioned texts were selected because of their use of anthropomorphised animals to address social issues in the Namibian society. The stories …

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  3. A Misfit Mythology: Hanes Taliesin in English Literature and Culture in the Nineteenth Century

    … by popular and academic engagement with other traditional tales. Irish and Welsh legends sparked plays, novels, and poetry, but HT had (in the English language, at least) only Thomas Love Peacock’s Misfortunes Of Elphin to stand alongside Charlotte Guest’s and William Owen Pughe’s translations …

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  4. "So barbarous a practice": Cornish wrecking, ca. 1700-1860, and its survival as popular myth

    … activity as reported in popular sources and traditional tales; deconstructing the most widely believed elements; illuminating the complexity of the practices; and investigating the process of myth-making which sustained the image of the wrecker in popular consciousness. It suggests that …

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  5. A Trail of Stones and Breadcrumbs: Evaluating Folktales Published for Youth in the 20th Century, 1905--2000

    … the evolving criteria for evaluating folktales published for youth in the twentieth century in relation to children's librarians' historical concerns and changing perceptions of cultural hegemony and authority. The synthesis of previously unrelated primary source materials and other …

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  6. Celebrating African Drumming and Dance in a Rural Montana Classroom

    Nicholls, Lisa, M.A., Summer 2007 Fine Arts, Integrated Arts and Education Celebrating African Drumming and Dance in a Rural Montana Classroom Chairperson: Karen Kaufmann Community is the key word when describing Lone Rock School, a rural, K-8 school located in the Bitterroot Valley in Montana, and …

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  7. Celebrating African Drumming and Dance in a Rural Montana Classroom

    Nicholls, Lisa, M.A., Summer 2007 Fine Arts, Integrated Arts and Education Celebrating African Drumming and Dance in a Rural Montana Classroom Chairperson: Karen Kaufmann Community is the key word when describing Lone Rock School, a rural, K-8 school located in the Bitterroot Valley in Montana, and …

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