Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm

Jacob has published two works of his own. His first work was German Grammatik. German grammar or German grammar "shows the beginning of the study of the German language system" (Hilderband 214). His second piece is German myth. German mythology and German myth are stories of various cultures Jacob learned while traveling. The story of the German myth is mainly based on "past and present traditional superstition" (The North America Review 217).

The concept of modern fairy tale dates back to 1812 when Jacob and William Green announced a series of folklore called "Children and Family Stories". From "Rapunzel" to "Hansel and Gretel", "Cinderella" to "Sleeping Beauty", "Small Snow White". According to modern standards, the original stories of the Grimm brothers are full of violence and sex. Characteristic murder, give two examples. (I did not say anything about Disney 's adaptation of these two stories.

Charles Perrault's "Cinderella" introduced French court for the first time with noble, proud and arrogant remarks. There is no emotional attachment to Ashputtle of Jakob or Wilhelm Grimm. Ashputtle first introduced a reader to a young girl on the bedside of a deceased mother. Because Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm are German writers, readers will have different attractions. It seems like a story for an ordinary lesson, but the beginning of the story is "a rich wife ...", so society still has a class division. When they made fun of Ashputtle about her old gray clothes, the two step sister also used the word "pride."

Jacob Green (1785-1863) arl: l Brothers and academics Wilhelm Grimm (1786-1859) was born in Frankfurt, Germany. Even if William was paralyzed in 1825, they live together in their lives. In 1838, as a librarian, they began to study their German W 6 rterbuch or German dictionary. And it is a big project that lasts more than a century. In 1840, King Friedrich Wilhelm IV appointed two brothers to the Royal Academy of Sciences and taught them for the rest of the life at the University of Berlin.