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The Role And Educational Significance Of Folk Folk Literature Examples As Children's Literature
American Journal of Philological SciencesThis article discusses the importance of folk oral works as children's literature, their role in the upbringing of the younger generation, and their impact on spiritual, moral, aesthetic, and intellectual development. The role of genres such as fairy tales, riddles, proverbs, quick sayings, and alla in shaping children's worldview is analyzed ...
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1968
When we consider how deeply the Iranian way of thinking has been influenced by Islam, and on the other hand how much the nation itself has contributed to its present form of literature from the treasures of its ancient culture and civilisation — an achievement that will never be equalled — it is not surprising to find that religious subjects have ...
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When we consider how deeply the Iranian way of thinking has been influenced by Islam, and on the other hand how much the nation itself has contributed to its present form of literature from the treasures of its ancient culture and civilisation — an achievement that will never be equalled — it is not surprising to find that religious subjects have ...
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The Sephardim and their Folk Literature
Revue des Études Juives, 1993The folk literature of the Sephardim has been widely studied for its linguistic value in understanding Old Spanish, particularly Mozarabic Spanish. In addition, the ballad literature, has been most important in reconstructing the lost narratives of Spanish Peninsular ballade preserved only as fragments.
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Folk Literature in the Han Dynasty
2021The literature in the Han dynasty was not very developed. Ode (Ci and Fu), which was regarded as the core of the literature in the Han dynasty, actually had very few first-rate pieces. Ode in the Han dynasty was a kind of classical work that completely imitated the works in ancient styles. They took only two paths with only two different trends.
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Iranian Entertainment Folk-Literature
1968Like the majority of oriental peoples, the Iranians are not fond of crude utterances, except in the case of proverbs. Instead of definitions, the Iranians prefer a concrete, though often fictitious story, which may take the form of a short narrative, a parable, or a fable. It is left to the audience to draw final conclusions from the indirectly implied
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Verse Forms of Folk-Literature
1968One may safely say of Persian polite literature that nearly all major works are composed in verse, and that only very recently does this phenomenon appear to be undergoing a change. In Iranian folk-literature, on the other hand, the reverse is true - most types are composed and transmitted in prose, while a smaller proportion is in verse.
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