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Analysis of gender and opposite consepts in the Tales of Grimm Brothers and Andersen

2019
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Advisor: Doç. Dr. Cüneyt Arslan

Abstract (EN)

Fairy tales are the one of the first literate form, which everyone meet in his childhood. This literate form has a universal qualification. Although fairy tales are imaginary, they are more related to real life. In the fairy tale from Brother Grimm and Andersen you search for answer about the social meaning of gender roles and contrary terms by analyzing gender and contrary terms. You aim to create a different perspective in this time by presenting the gender roles from social meaning in this time and the view point on this topic. It is truth, that fairy tales has a deep meaning and canalize opinions. In the background fairy tales shows us more values like good, bad and truth, fault and fair, unfair terms and so provide us to take lessons from. We analyze gender and contrary terms together, so the message of the fairy tale gets more understandable, which is important for us. The fairy tales does this not only be the moral platform, it can imposed his opinion on the topic. Not every fairy tale has a lecture, but it contains substantially educational messages. So we learn about topics like old cultures, life's, values from written fairy tales. You benefit from structural and psychoanalysis inspection methods from comparative literature science, when you analyze the fairy tales from the writer Brother Grimm and Andersen, which are from to different cultures. On the base of scientific Data it helps us to understand the construction of fairy tales and the point in the background. With this information's, with man and woman disparity in fairy tales, we come to the conclusion, that man protect their ability by throwing the woman together negations.

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Dr. Gül Enise Koraş

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Gül Enise Koraş (Master Thesis). Analysis of gender and opposite consepts in the Tales of Grimm Brothers and Andersen, 2019, Sakarya University.

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