Read - The Russian Fairy Tale (First Edition) (2013, Paperback) MOBI, DJV
9781621312390 English 1621312399 The Russian Fairy Tale introduces readers to selected tales from the Russian/Slavic tradition and to methods of examining and critiquing them. The material examines fairy tales from their folk origins to their literary and filmic versions, and provides contextual ties to Western presentations of fairy tales such as the Brothers Grimm, Charles Perrault, and Disney. The selected stories are grouped by specific methods of analyzing them including: Structural Approaches Psychological Approaches Feminist Approaches Socio-political Approaches In addition, the book examines Russian literary fairy tales and modern voices in Russian fairy tales. As they use the text students will be exposed to some of the great masters of Russian literature, such as Aleksandr Pushkin, Nikolai Gogol, and Leo Tolstoy. They will also be introduced to wonderful stories like The Tale of the Golden Cockerel and The Tale of Ivan the Fool and His Two Brothers . The Russian Fairy Tale can be used in courses on Russian literature, fairy tales, folklore, and children's literature. Adopting professors will also receive a targeted syllabus keyed to the contents of the book, a list of music, art, and films related to the readings, and samples of methodological reviews of fairy tales.
9781621312390 English 1621312399 The Russian Fairy Tale introduces readers to selected tales from the Russian/Slavic tradition and to methods of examining and critiquing them. The material examines fairy tales from their folk origins to their literary and filmic versions, and provides contextual ties to Western presentations of fairy tales such as the Brothers Grimm, Charles Perrault, and Disney. The selected stories are grouped by specific methods of analyzing them including: Structural Approaches Psychological Approaches Feminist Approaches Socio-political Approaches In addition, the book examines Russian literary fairy tales and modern voices in Russian fairy tales. As they use the text students will be exposed to some of the great masters of Russian literature, such as Aleksandr Pushkin, Nikolai Gogol, and Leo Tolstoy. They will also be introduced to wonderful stories like The Tale of the Golden Cockerel and The Tale of Ivan the Fool and His Two Brothers . The Russian Fairy Tale can be used in courses on Russian literature, fairy tales, folklore, and children's literature. Adopting professors will also receive a targeted syllabus keyed to the contents of the book, a list of music, art, and films related to the readings, and samples of methodological reviews of fairy tales.