HISTORY AND ETYMOLOGY OF THE FAIRY TALE
Keywords:
a story, a tale, the public, a genre, the work, the fable.Abstract
In this article we have writing on the history and etimology of the fairy tale. The tales of the seventeenth century, He studies compared the theme of the bridegroom monstrous, then introduces the authors and their tales through elements biographical and aesthetic chosen and widely marked with reviews personal.
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