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Welsh Fairy Tales. Mythical Creatures and Epic Heroes: Tales of Bravery and Magic in Welsh Folklore
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- Nombre de pages183
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664645845
- EAN4057664645845
- Date de parution20/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille682 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "Welsh Fairy Tales, " William Elliot Griffis presents a curated collection of enchanting stories that delve into the rich tapestry of Welsh folklore. Through a skilled blend of lyrical prose and vibrant storytelling, Griffis captures the essence of these timeless tales, characterized by their vivid imagery and moral undertones. The book not only entertains but also serves as a cultural document, reflecting the unique beliefs and traditions of Welsh society.
The narratives range from whimsical adventures to cautionary tales, showcasing the dualities of heroism and folly prevalent in folklore, all while maintaining a structure that invites readers to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of the Welsh highlands. William Elliot Griffis, an American author and historian with a profound interest in folklore, was inspired by his travels and the stories shared with him by the Welsh people.
His academic background in cultural studies and his dedication to preserving ethnic narratives led him to compile these tales, emphasizing the significance of myth and tradition in shaping identity. Griffis's perspective as an outsider grants readers a fresh lens through which to view these folklore gems, merging both scholarly insight and accessible storytelling. "Welsh Fairy Tales" is a captivating read for anyone interested in mythology, culture, and the intricate beauty of storytelling.
Its timeless themes, replete with heroism, love, and caution, invite readers of all ages to explore the allure of Welsh heritage. This collection is a must-have for folklore enthusiasts and a splendid introduction for those new to the enchanting world of fairy tales.
The narratives range from whimsical adventures to cautionary tales, showcasing the dualities of heroism and folly prevalent in folklore, all while maintaining a structure that invites readers to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of the Welsh highlands. William Elliot Griffis, an American author and historian with a profound interest in folklore, was inspired by his travels and the stories shared with him by the Welsh people.
His academic background in cultural studies and his dedication to preserving ethnic narratives led him to compile these tales, emphasizing the significance of myth and tradition in shaping identity. Griffis's perspective as an outsider grants readers a fresh lens through which to view these folklore gems, merging both scholarly insight and accessible storytelling. "Welsh Fairy Tales" is a captivating read for anyone interested in mythology, culture, and the intricate beauty of storytelling.
Its timeless themes, replete with heroism, love, and caution, invite readers of all ages to explore the allure of Welsh heritage. This collection is a must-have for folklore enthusiasts and a splendid introduction for those new to the enchanting world of fairy tales.
In "Welsh Fairy Tales, " William Elliot Griffis presents a curated collection of enchanting stories that delve into the rich tapestry of Welsh folklore. Through a skilled blend of lyrical prose and vibrant storytelling, Griffis captures the essence of these timeless tales, characterized by their vivid imagery and moral undertones. The book not only entertains but also serves as a cultural document, reflecting the unique beliefs and traditions of Welsh society.
The narratives range from whimsical adventures to cautionary tales, showcasing the dualities of heroism and folly prevalent in folklore, all while maintaining a structure that invites readers to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of the Welsh highlands. William Elliot Griffis, an American author and historian with a profound interest in folklore, was inspired by his travels and the stories shared with him by the Welsh people.
His academic background in cultural studies and his dedication to preserving ethnic narratives led him to compile these tales, emphasizing the significance of myth and tradition in shaping identity. Griffis's perspective as an outsider grants readers a fresh lens through which to view these folklore gems, merging both scholarly insight and accessible storytelling. "Welsh Fairy Tales" is a captivating read for anyone interested in mythology, culture, and the intricate beauty of storytelling.
Its timeless themes, replete with heroism, love, and caution, invite readers of all ages to explore the allure of Welsh heritage. This collection is a must-have for folklore enthusiasts and a splendid introduction for those new to the enchanting world of fairy tales.
The narratives range from whimsical adventures to cautionary tales, showcasing the dualities of heroism and folly prevalent in folklore, all while maintaining a structure that invites readers to immerse themselves in the enchanting world of the Welsh highlands. William Elliot Griffis, an American author and historian with a profound interest in folklore, was inspired by his travels and the stories shared with him by the Welsh people.
His academic background in cultural studies and his dedication to preserving ethnic narratives led him to compile these tales, emphasizing the significance of myth and tradition in shaping identity. Griffis's perspective as an outsider grants readers a fresh lens through which to view these folklore gems, merging both scholarly insight and accessible storytelling. "Welsh Fairy Tales" is a captivating read for anyone interested in mythology, culture, and the intricate beauty of storytelling.
Its timeless themes, replete with heroism, love, and caution, invite readers of all ages to explore the allure of Welsh heritage. This collection is a must-have for folklore enthusiasts and a splendid introduction for those new to the enchanting world of fairy tales.