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Proppian functions: a standalone construct

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Narratology

the thirty-one recurring acts of characters, defined by their role in the plot, that make up the structure of the Russian fairy tale.

In narratology, Proppian functions refers to the thirty-one recurring acts of characters, defined by their role in the plot, that make up the structure of the Russian fairy tale. This meaning comes from Propp (1958) in Morphology of the folktale.[1]

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References

Propp, V. I. (1958). Morphology of the folktale (L. Scott, Trans.). American Folklore Society. Open Library record

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