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khadish P. structural paterns of fairy tales. LCQ 2010; 3 (12) :171-184
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Abstract Structural researches and considering the fundamental patterns of different narrative forms, is one of the common methods to categorize them. In this manner the oral tales have a great chance to pay attention to. This article is written according to a new version of Propp’s theory about the morphology of fairy tales, and also with a glance to “The Narrative World of Finnish Fairy Tales” by Satu Apo. So the structural patterns of Persian fairy tales can be summarize as below: 1. Hero is looking forward something 2. Something dangerous is threatened hero
Received: 2011/01/15 | Accepted: 2011/05/12 | Published: 2011/08/8
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