The Genre of Folktales

Introduction: Folktales are stories that have been handed down generously. They are usually novels. Each story focuses on the culture and tradition of the group. Folktales are part of verbal tradition. This is a story or legend derived from a specific group. The original story of Santa Claus (Saint Nicolas) is a folk tale that I have heard before. Folktales can be composed by anyone like "Bloody Mary". If you say "Bloody Mary" to the dark mirror many times, evil Biblical characters will come out of the mirror to kill you.

Fairy tales, also known as miracle stories and fairy tales (from Germany) are subtitles of folklore, including magical, wonderful or wonderful episodes, characters, events or symbols. Like all folk stories, they are stories (fictitious stories) that can not be deemed true, general, unspecified places (forests), usually with an eternal environment, one dimensional features (completely Good or bad) Their function is to entertain, stimulate and stimulate us. In the stories of these plots, the hero is usually a human being, they are often magical in part, according to a typical pattern (such as the main character's mission). The fact that these wonderful stories are still fascinating us proves the wealth and effectiveness as a symbolic (artistic) communication.

Until folk tales are rebuilt into the type of fairytale we know today, the printed narrative book has become several types. Its moral significance and its impact on social and social development are heavily influenced by how we use our cultural background and experience to consciously or potentially explain fairy tales. It gives a specific position to a fairy tale within the life forms that we have through the history of civilization. Sheldon Cashdan, his work The Witch Must Die, summarized the function of the fairy tale type and its impact on children. Through the unconscious projection of their fairy-tale characters, they solve problems that need to be dealt with in real life.

The fairy tale is a unique type among the larger categories of folk tales, but the definition of the work as a fairy tale caused considerable controversy. The word itself comes from a feminist translation of Mrs. Darunoi's wife, who was first used in her collection in 1697. Common proverbs confuse fairy tales with fable animals and other folklore, and scholars differ in the extent of fairy presence. / Or similar mythological creatures (elves, goblins, trolls, giants, gigantic monsters, etc.) should be regarded as differences. Vladimir Propp criticized the common distinction between "fairy tales" and "animal stories" in his folklore morphology, as many stories contain wonderful elements and animals. However, in order to choose his analytical work, Propp got all the Russian folklore classified as folklore Aarne-Thompson 300-749 - in making such a different inventory system - get a clear story To use