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FolktalesFolktales
► What is a folktale?What is a folktale?
► Characteristics of Characteristics of
folktalesfolktales
► Types of folktalesTypes of folktales
► Some well-known Some well-known
folktalesfolktales
What is a folktale?What is a folktale?
story that began with oral story that began with oral
storytellingstorytelling
passed down through the agespassed down through the ages
teaches a lessonteaches a lesson
explains why things are as explains why things are as
they arethey are
FolktalesFolktales
►What is a folktale?What is a folktale?
►Characteristics of folktales Characteristics of folktales
►Types of folktalesTypes of folktales
►Some well-known folktalesSome well-known folktales
Characteristics of FolktalesCharacteristics of Folktales
►simple and straightforwardsimple and straightforward► includes magic or supernatural powersincludes magic or supernatural powers►characters represent human qualities characters represent human qualities
such as good, evil, wisdom, such as good, evil, wisdom, foolishness, lazinessfoolishness, laziness
►problems and conflicts are clearproblems and conflicts are clear►ending usually happy or satisfyingending usually happy or satisfying►good usually rewarded, evil punishedgood usually rewarded, evil punished
Folktales Folktales
►What is a folktale?What is a folktale?
►Characteristics of folktalesCharacteristics of folktales
►Types of folktalesTypes of folktales
►Some well-known folktalesSome well-known folktales
Types of FolktalesTypes of Folktales
► Trickster tales Trickster tales
► FablesFables
►Why “Pourquoi” Why “Pourquoi”
storiesstories
► FairytalesFairytales
Trickster TalesTrickster Tales
One character (the One character (the protagonist or protagonist or trickster) is clever trickster) is clever and devious and devious
causes problems for causes problems for anotheranother
is usually is usually unpunishedunpunished
Different cultures Different cultures have specific have specific tricksterstricksters
Tricksters from Different Tricksters from Different CulturesCultures
North America
Africa Japan Europe
Coyote Tortoise Badger Fox
Hare Anasi the
Spider
Wolf
Raven Zomo the Hare
FablesFables► Short storiesShort stories► teach a lesson or moralteach a lesson or moral► animal characters with human characteristicsanimal characters with human characteristics► stress themes such as: the value of stress themes such as: the value of
cooperation, looking at problems from cooperation, looking at problems from different viewpoints, rewards if being satisfieddifferent viewpoints, rewards if being satisfied
► some have several layers of meaning (Indian some have several layers of meaning (Indian tales)tales)
►Morals are not stated directlyMorals are not stated directly► listener must find their own moral in the talelistener must find their own moral in the tale
Why “Porquoi” StoriesWhy “Porquoi” Stories
►Explain why something is as it isExplain why something is as it is
►Explain how things came to beExplain how things came to be
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FairytalesFairytales• Include good and bad charactersInclude good and bad characters• A hero or heroineA hero or heroine• Magic or fantasyMagic or fantasy• Includes predictable beginnings and Includes predictable beginnings and
endings “Once upon a time” endings “Once upon a time” “Happily ever after”“Happily ever after”
• Problem which is usually overcome Problem which is usually overcome through kindness, courage, through kindness, courage, intelligenceintelligence
Folktales Folktales
►What is a folktale?What is a folktale?
►Types of folktalesTypes of folktales
►Characteristics of folktalesCharacteristics of folktales
►Some well-known folktalesSome well-known folktales
Well-known FolktalesWell-known FolktalesWell-known FolktalesWell-known Folktales
*Tortoise and the Hare*The Three Little Pigs
*Cinderella*Jack and the Beanstalk
*Bre’r Rabbit and Bre’r Fox
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