What is it about?
The research aims to investigate the Arabic folklore “HatimTai” to reveal its constructive elements at narrative levels. Propp’s narrative model is exercised as a theoretical framework. It’s a qualitative study and a descriptive method is applied. The selected Tale has all the constructive elements introduced by Propp. Some functions are replicated more than two or three times. This world class story deals with ethics and morality. The research will be helpful for the future researchers who desire to conduct research on cultural folklores in Pakistani or other contexts.
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The study aims to - bring into light the possibilities of Propp’s model application on Arabic Fairy-tale - highlight the certain format of Arabic fairy-tales; - and pinpoint the interesting features of fairy-tales.
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To cite this article: Muhabat, F., Mangrio, R. A., Kazemian, B., Sadia, S. & Noor, M. (2015). Arabic Fairytales: An Analysis of Hatim Tai’s Story within Propp’s Model. Communication & Linguistics Studies, 1(2), 21-25. DOI: 10.11648/j.cls.20150102.12.
Dr. Bahram Kazemian
Islamic Azad University Tabriz Branch
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This page is a summary of: Arabic Fairy-Tales: An Analysis of Hatim Tai's Story within Propp's Model, SSRN Electronic Journal, Elsevier,
DOI: 10.2139/ssrn.2625931.
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