The Socio - Cultural and Historical Motifs and Type as well as the Reconciliation of World Experiences in Czech, Slovenia and Madura Folktales/Fairy Tales to Adapt and Reconstruct the New Perspectives of the Stories for Learning

Imron HARITS

Disertační práce

The comparative children literature from adaptation and constructivism perspectives

Anotace:

This thesis examines the folktales/fairy tales across nation from two perspectives first according the comparative study dealing with its social, cultural, and historical viewpoint. In this part, the folktales/fairy tales are observed according to its process of adaptation and dialectical among the tales in the world. the second perspective focuses to bring the folktales/ fairy tales in the formal education (classroom) as the instruction. The cultural transmission theory from Jack Zipes (the same as adaptation), ATU index from Hans Jorg Uther contributes to figure out the universality, dialogic, and the interconnection among the folktales/fairy tales across nation. Though the central point is the folktales/fairy tales from three countries, Czech, Slovenia (West and South Slavic), and Madura Island (Indonesia), but the interrelation with other tales such as the Grimm Tales, Jack Tales, and Perrault is unavoidable. While in the folktales/fairy tales instruction the constructivism method is applied. The scaffolding learning method with K-W-L chart is one of the analytic instruments for the learners to observe the comparative folktales/fairy tales.

Abstract:

Hans Jorg Uther contributes to figure out the universality, dialogic, and the interconnection among the folktales/fairy tales across nation. Though the central point is the folktales/fairy tales from three countries, Czech, Slovenia (West and South Slavic), and Madura Island (Indonesia), but the interrelation with other tales such as the Grimm Tales, Jack Tales, and Perrault is unavoidable. While in the folktales/fairy tales instruction the constructivism method is applied. The scaffolding learning method with K-W-L chart is one of the analytic instruments for the learners to observe the comparative folktales/fairy tales.

Klíčová slova

Folktales/Fairy tales across nation, Comparative Children Literature, Ethnography, Constructivism, Scaffolding

Jazyk práce: čeština

Datum vytvoření / odevzdání či podání práce: 4. 1. 2017

Obhajoba závěrečné práce

UNIVERZITA PALACKÉHO V OLOMOUCI

Pedagogická fakulta

Doktorský studijní program / obor:
Education / Education