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| refers to the body of literature in which the events, the settings, or the characters are outside the realm of possibility. Cannot happen in the real world |
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| contain truths that help the reader understand todays truth. |
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| The authors of modern fantasy must |
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| Authors of modern fantasy have the challenge of persuading readers to open up to beleiving |
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| contrary to reality, strange, whimsical, or magical, yet has an internal logic and consistancy |
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| Imaginative literature did not appear until the |
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| A Dane who published many modern fairytales |
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| Charlottes Web by EB White |
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| is the best-known and best-loved US work of fantasy |
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| the most recent development in modern fantasy |
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| traditional tales with a contemporary twist with a contemporary twist or tale told from a new perspective, took on new popularity with Jon Scieszka's "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs" |
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| Harry Potter Series by JK Rowling, first novel was in 1998 |
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| Modern fantasy is likely to continue to be a popular genre with children's authors as evidenced by |
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| Modern folktales or literary folktales |
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| are tales told in a form similar to that of a traditional tale with the accompanying typical elements |
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| have and identifiable author who has written a tale in this is form |
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| Tales of Hans Christian Anderson |
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| the earliest and best known of these modern tales |
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| are important counterbalance to traditional tales |
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| have female characters that change their own destinies |
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| are stories in which animals behave as human beings in that they experience emotions, talk, and have the ability to reason. |
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| historical fantasy or time-warp fantasy |
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| is a story in which a present-day protagonist goes back in time to a different era |
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| are adventure stories with a search motif |
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| quest stories in a serious tone |
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| struggle between good and evil |
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| conflict in modern fantasy |
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| usually represents the journey of self-discovery and personal growth for the protagonist, in addition to the search for the reward. |
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| is a form of imaginative literature that provides a picture of something that cold happen based on scientific facts and principles |
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| presented in science fiction appear plausible and possible to the reader because settings and events are built on extensions of known technologies and scientific concepts |
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| hypotheses about the future of humankind and the universe |
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| science fiction stories may portray the world, or one very much like it, that young people will one day inhabit; for this reason, science fiction |
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| is a popularized type of science fiction in which a scientific explanations, though not plausible, is offered for imaginative leaps into the unknown. |
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