… Chapter 3 extends this historical account, concentrating upon consolidation of the modern
European model of the literary fairy tale in the work of the Brothers Grimm (Jacob, 1785–1863, …

… It is nearly impossible to define the fairy tale as a literary genre because it … literary fairy tales
produced for children and adults each year throughout the world, but there are also fairy-tale …

… is the beginning of a projected longer study of fairy tales. … How unfortunate that the words
myth and fairy tale have such … the fairy tale is necessarily a course in children's literature need …

… Yet the hybridity and healthy self-consciousness of the literary fairy tale … -tales" will always
lack the presumed authenticity of oral transmission. And, what is far worse, literary fairy tales …

… of the fairy-tale and the origin of the fantastic tale after 1815. The introduction of a new
literary distinction, the� hesitation �, marks the difference from the fairy-tale and opens up new …

… So, the main aim of this article is on the theoretical implications of fairy tales as well as the
meaning and importance of fairy tales on the emotional development of the child. Fairy tales …

… fairy tale, and we will not grasp the evolution of the tale unless we consider the environmental
circumstances of the fairy tale. … connected with the genesis of the fairy tale. Obviously, the …

… Can fantasy and children’s literature counter the … , the celebrated scholar of fairy tales and
children’s literature. In this … process, children’s literature, fairy tales, and storytelling possess a …

… literature. Scholar L. Sharipova notes that the term "literary fairy tale" has become ingrained
in our literature [18, … and reflects the characteristics of a fairy tale, is called a literary fairy tale. …

… “Tracing the development of literary fairy tales from Charles Perrault through the twentieth
… classical fairy tales. In doing so, he has produced a powerful work on the politics of culture.” …