The article describes the French writers of the twentieth century in the genre of fairy tales in literature and the tales they wrote. For example, despite the fact that Antoine de Saint-Exupery's fairy tale "The Little Prince" is originally intended for children, this fairy tale is well-read by adults, Marcel Eme is the author of 17 novels, several stories, fairy tales, screenplays, poems. In Marcel Eme’s tales, no one exhorts each other, no one demands anything. But as we read these wonderful tales, we become convinced of how happy and bright children’s lives are. Although the tales written by French writers were originally intended for children, these tales were also loved and read by adults
Pour mise en ligne sur ÉpisciencesThis article offers to rethink the chronological paradigm in which...
In 1885 Anatole France included his “Dialogue sur les contes de fées” in his semiautobiographical bo...
This article will present the extent to which literature could be viewed as means of social communic...
Creating and writing fairy tales is a literary exercise that was introduced in the salons of the XVI...
From time immemorial, man has not only struggled for his livelihood, but he has also cared about the...
From time immemorial, man has not only struggled for his livelihood, but he has also cared about the...
L’étude du conte de fées de 1690 à 1789, période de la mode du genre en France, montre que la matièr...
Since the term fairy tale or conte de fées has become so troublesome for scholars and does not do ju...
The proliferation of 17th and 18th century fairy tales in Europe centuries occurred as a result of t...
Around the early nineteenth hundreds the Brothers Grimm collected and published fairy tales in Germa...
Madame d'Aulnoy's Contes des fees and Nouveaux Contes des fees were published in 1697 and in 1698. T...
The article analyses the transmission of the fairy tale in terms of its double nature - that is, a t...
This article first discusses the history and ideology of fairy tales. As Walter Benjamin said in his...
The French reading public learnt at the beginning of the Third Republic that their country still pos...
This article asks whether and to what extent Hans Christian Andersen was a children’s author, whethe...
Pour mise en ligne sur ÉpisciencesThis article offers to rethink the chronological paradigm in which...
In 1885 Anatole France included his “Dialogue sur les contes de fées” in his semiautobiographical bo...
This article will present the extent to which literature could be viewed as means of social communic...
Creating and writing fairy tales is a literary exercise that was introduced in the salons of the XVI...
From time immemorial, man has not only struggled for his livelihood, but he has also cared about the...
From time immemorial, man has not only struggled for his livelihood, but he has also cared about the...
L’étude du conte de fées de 1690 à 1789, période de la mode du genre en France, montre que la matièr...
Since the term fairy tale or conte de fées has become so troublesome for scholars and does not do ju...
The proliferation of 17th and 18th century fairy tales in Europe centuries occurred as a result of t...
Around the early nineteenth hundreds the Brothers Grimm collected and published fairy tales in Germa...
Madame d'Aulnoy's Contes des fees and Nouveaux Contes des fees were published in 1697 and in 1698. T...
The article analyses the transmission of the fairy tale in terms of its double nature - that is, a t...
This article first discusses the history and ideology of fairy tales. As Walter Benjamin said in his...
The French reading public learnt at the beginning of the Third Republic that their country still pos...
This article asks whether and to what extent Hans Christian Andersen was a children’s author, whethe...
Pour mise en ligne sur ÉpisciencesThis article offers to rethink the chronological paradigm in which...
In 1885 Anatole France included his “Dialogue sur les contes de fées” in his semiautobiographical bo...
This article will present the extent to which literature could be viewed as means of social communic...