What is a fable?
Título
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What is a fable?
Robyn, Hardyman
Resumen
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This volume explains the concept of a fable--defining the genre, detailing its characteristics, and reproducing some of the most famous examples of these stories from cultures around the world. The fable is an irrefutably fundamental genre that allows young readers to learn universal morals by using animals to teach them important lessons.
Fecha de publicación como intervalo
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2014
The Britannica Common Core Library
Descripción física
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32 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
Contenido
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What is a fable? -- Why are fables told -- Themes in fables -- Fables retold: The fox and the cat ; The fish that were too clever ; Let's compare ; The tortoise and the hare ; The race between turtle and frog ; Let's compare ; Brer Rabbit and Brer Lion ; The tiger and the fox ; Let's compare -- Write your own fable
Término de la materia
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Fables.
Allegories.
Parables.
Values.
Folklore.
Síntesis
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This volume explains the concept of a fable--defining the genre, detailing its characteristics, and reproducing some of the most famous examples of these stories from cultures around the world. The fable is an irrefutably fundamental genre that allows young readers to learn universal morals by using animals to teach them important lessons.
ISBN
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9781622752003
Información de publicación
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New York, NY : Rosen Publishing Group, Inc. : Britannica Educational Publishing, c2014.
| Biblioteca | Signatura topográfica | Tipo de material | Código de barras del documento | Estado |
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| Kameyosek | 398.2 HAR | Book | 30239000113082 | Non-Fiction |