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Exotic tales, their analysis and impact on the Czech fairytale milieu
KODETOVÁ, Lucie
This thesis focuses on fairytales from exotic countries (and continents), specifically African, American, Australian, Japanese, Chinese, Indian and Inuit. Selected fairytales are introduced, analyzed and compared between each other. This work also focuses on finding similarities between these exotic fairytales and Czech fairytale background. General theoretical information about fairytales can also be found in the first part of this work. One of the goals of this thesis is also to get acquainted with new sources. The empirical part of this work examins the knowledge of sixth grade basic school pupils of international fairytales. Part of this research is also a survey about Czech language teachers from selected schools, focusing specifically on finding out practical use of fairytales during school lessons.
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A fairy tale as the literary genre, the problem of comparison
KODETOVÁ, Lucie
This work concerns the topic of fairy tale as a literary genre. It continues approaching the issue of Comparative Studies. Considering parts of this paper, there is an introduction of important figures in comparative literature and folklore and folk literature in general. In this work can be also be found specific analysis of the most famous fairy tales from their origin and variants point of view. One of the goals of this thesis is the introduction of different material containing the theory of fairy tales or text databases of different variations. The practical part includes research on the incidence of selected folk tales and their variants in public libraries, schools and homes. The aim is to determine whether and to what extent are libraries influenced by modern day trends, or whether they tend to keep the traditional versions of fairy tales.
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