Folklore & Fairytales--2003

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The document provides an overview of folklore and different types of folktales, including folktales, fairy tales, and Native American legends. It discusses how folktales were traditionally passed down orally and have variations, while literary fairy tales were crafted by single authors. It also notes some adaptations of folktales removed elements of cultural/spiritual significance.

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ELE 616 Research in Children’s Literature Fall 2009

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