Once upon a Time; On the Nature of Fairy Tales.

Max Lüthi

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Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Themes in Literature Analysis Historical, Literary, and Cultural Studies

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Introduction 1 Sleeping Beauty The Meaning and Form of Fairy Tales 2 The Seven Sleepers Saint's Legend-Local Legend-Fairy Tale 3 The Dragon Slayer The Style of the Fairy Tale 4 The Uses of Fairy Tales Cinderella-Hansel and Gretel-The While Snake 5 The Little Earth-Cow Symbolism in the Fairy Tale 6 The Living Doll Local Legend and Fairy Tale 7 Animal Stories A Glimpse of the Tales of Primitive Peoples 8 Rapunzel The Fairy Tale as Representation of a Maturation Process 9 The Riddle Princess Cunning, Jest and Sagacity 10 The Fairy-Tale Hero The Image of Man in the Fairy Tale 11 The Miracle in Literature Reference Notes Index

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