Forma y sentido de un cuento oral. Un tema de encantamiento y peregrinaje
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https://doi.org/10.3989/rdtp.2000.v55.i1.431Abstract
This paper is an analysis of the folk tale “The Monster (animal) as Husband” (N.º 425 A in the Aarne-Thompson International Catalog). The synchronic analysis developed here concerns two different versions of this tale, collected from the oral tradition of Spanish-speaking people in the Araucanía region of southern Chile. The tale is also approached diachronically. The authors reveal intertextual relations that facilitate both a better interpretation of the tale and the understanding that its structure deviates from the model proposed by Propp, in spite of the presence of magic elements in the tale.
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