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Title of the Fairy tale to appear both on the Subject line and above the text.
A. Context.
— country and language
— original collector
— title of collection, year, place (if known)
— position among other collectors (first...)
— number of tales in that collection (if known)
— English translation: translator’s name, year, publisher
— which volume you consulted
B. Summary
C. Position in the Aarne-Thomson-Uther Index.
— you may acces the full ATU index in an expadable format (click to expand) from the . This is the best, as you may click on index categories to open the subcategories, and on individual types to open a brief summary of the tale. One more click and you have a longer variant of the tale, plus the indication of its geographical origin.
D. Characters and functions according to Vladimir Propp.
— you meay read directly the relevant fragment on Archive.org,
C. Similarities with other known tales (Romanian, Hungarian, French, German...)
D. Modern-day editions in English and Romanian
— is the tale still known today?
— if so, how is the tale valorized nowadays? (In other words, is it included in anthologies, modernized, parodies...?)
— Artwork: illustrators of this FT and the quality of their work
IDEA: for some tales you have extensive lists of modern-day retellings on the blog, like this list of the avatars of .
You may also indicate your sources, either in the text or at the end. Links can be just copied here.
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