审查
关系(数据库)
合并
叙述的
美女
订单(交换)
空格(标点符号)
文学类
美学
艺术
社会学
历史
哲学
认识论
语言学
神学
计算机科学
经济
财务
数据库
出处
期刊:Folklore
[Estonian Literary Museum Scholary Press]
日期:2002-01-01
卷期号:22: 7-32
标识
DOI:10.7592/fejf2002.22.nesbit
摘要
This article examines ‘The magician's heart’, E. Nesbit's burlesque Kunstmarchen for children in relation to its sources, noting its conflation of four Marchen prototypes, ‘The sleeping beauty’, Rickey with the tuft,’ ‘The magician and his pupil’, and ‘The ogre's heart in the egg’. The deliberate changes made to traditional folk material in this narrative from the sphere of modern popular culture are scrutinised in the light of the gradual processes of the mutation of Marchen themselves as they are retold over time and space. This scrutiny shows the ways in which the themes, tones and values of this Kunstmarchen are like and unlike the individual Marchen on which it is based, and it suggests a series of questions which can be asked in order to describe a Kunstmarchen with relative accuracy.
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