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fairy tale: a standalone construct

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fairy tale1 CONSTRUCTFairy taleLÜTHI · FOLKLORE STUDIES

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Folklore studies

the European folktale form marked by a one-dimensional world where the wondrous is met without surprise, flat characters and a clear, abstract style.

In folklore studies, fairy tale refers to the European folktale form marked by a one-dimensional world where the wondrous is met without surprise, flat characters and a clear, abstract style. This meaning comes from Lüthi (1947/1982) in The European folktale.[1]

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  1. Lüthi, M. (1982). The European folktale: Form and nature (J. D. Niles, Trans.). Institute for the Study of Human Issues. (Original work published 1947) ISBN 9780897270243

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