Fairy tales as literature of literature : the "Kinder- und Hausmärchen" by the Brothers Grimm / Lothar Bluhm.
2022
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Title
Fairy tales as literature of literature : the "Kinder- und Hausmärchen" by the Brothers Grimm / Lothar Bluhm.
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ISBN
9783662660003 (electronic bk.)
3662660008 (electronic bk.)
9783662659991
3662660008 (electronic bk.)
9783662659991
Published
Berlin, Germany : Palgrave Macmillan, 2022.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (ix, 188 pages) : illustrations
Item Number
10.1007/978-3-662-66000-3 doi
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GR166
Dewey Decimal Classification
398.20943
Summary
In this study, the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales are consistently examined as literature out of literature. Through the history of their creation and transformation, it becomes apparent how literary models were re-declared and transformed into the well-known fairy tale narratives, in the course of the editing process by the Brothers Grimm, essentially by Wilhelm Grimm. By means of a series of model studies -- including Rapunzel, Jorinde und Joringel and Der Jude im Dorn -- it is shown that the Brothers Grimm's fairy tales, contrary to their traditional assessment as 'folk tales', are of literary origin and have a literary character themselves.
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Includes bibliographical references.
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Table of Contents
Preface
List of illustrations
1. Preliminary remarks
2. The genre 'fairy tale' and its study
3. The children's and household tales as 'palimpsests': forms of the history of origin and transformation
4. Fairy tales as literature from literature
5. Postscript
Bibliography.
List of illustrations
1. Preliminary remarks
2. The genre 'fairy tale' and its study
3. The children's and household tales as 'palimpsests': forms of the history of origin and transformation
4. Fairy tales as literature from literature
5. Postscript
Bibliography.