HUMA 1780 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Judah Loew Ben Bezalel, Judah Bar Ilai, Dimidiation
4 Sep 2016
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Are subset of traditional folktales, and folktales are often concern natural (not always fairy) but magic is usually present in these kinds of folktales (oral tradition) Fairy tales usually dealing with the young people and strain with magical event. Linguistic cues in fairy tale is usually start with long long ago happy ever after , The first phrase you dealing with is the creation of the story. Supernatural spirit is dimidiated with human tricks. Socializing function in some of the myth stories, have important social identities. Teach you some specific socialize group of people (dress, marriage) Folktales not only forward to children, sometimes adults too. The oral presentation to the text point (for adult entertain) Often seasonal, celebration, festive (with groups) as cultural identities (to the person who listening to) Dealing with experiences, sexuality to the class, model how the behavior being punished. By the close of 17th century, these kinds of stories becomes publish in text.
