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Concerning Folktales about Strong
and Clever Girls and Women "10
Grimms’ Girls Who Are NOT Damsels In Distress" "Active
Heroines in Folktales" "12
Famous Fairytale Princesses and the Actual History That Inspired Them" "My
11 Favorite Fairytale Heroines" "Women's
Voices and Images in Folktales" "Female
Characters in Fairytales" 22 Tamil
Folktales, told by women in a household near Thanjavur. Fearless
Girls, Wise Women and Beloved Sisters: Heroines
in Folktales from Around the World I have copy of this book.
Please let me know if you might like to borrow it. Also, links to thousands of Folktales are at www.storytellinginstitute.org/87.html Note:
One type of a Folktale is a Fairytale. *** Regarding the Storytelling Performances: Stylised
speech (including characters singing) and stylised
movement are encouraged. For
audio-video examples of "Rhythm,
Melody, and Rhyme in Storytelling Speech", please
click here. The
oral verbal-art techniques demonstrated there include: 1)
Elongation of vowel sounds. 2)
Pauses. 3)
Rhythm and melody in speech. 4)
Repetition with variation (including making lists).
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