'Brer rabbit' presentation slideshows

Bellwork: 11/12/12

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Folklore quiz

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Regional Fiction and the Plantation Tradition

Regional Fiction and the Plantation Tradition. 1870-1900. Definition and Purposes. Focuses on the characters, dialect, customs, topography, and other features particular to a specific region. Regional character types, use of dialect, themes of old versus new ways

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Multiplication is repeated addition (A story) Class II Maths

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Regional Fiction and the Plantation Tradition

Regional Fiction and the Plantation Tradition. 1870-1900. Local Color or Regionalism: Definitions. F ocuses on the characters, dialect, customs, topography, and other features particular to a specific region. Weaknesses may include nostalgia or sentimentality.

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Tales of Uncle Remus

Tales of Uncle Remus. Joel Chandler Harris. Born 1845/8 to unwed mother in Georgia Poor, stutterer, shy and self-conscious Scant education, printers devil at local newspaper owned by Joseph A. Turner Turner owned Turnwold Plantation, where Harris first met black slaves.

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Warm up

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BRER RABBIT TALES Southern, African-American Folklore

BRER RABBIT TALES Southern, African-American Folklore. FOLKLORE Stories passed down by word of mouth for many generations Intended to teach morals and values; explain beliefs of a culture; and to entertain

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Joel Chandler Harris

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The history of Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit

The history of Brer Rabbit and Uncle Remus

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Learn About Folktales

Learn About Folktales. Compiled by Deb Thonus. Learn About Folktales. Where do folktales come from? Elements found in folktales Types of folktales Popular folktales. Where do folktales come from?.

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The 15 th Century

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African-American Folk Tales

African-American Folk Tales. African-American folk tales originated with peoples who were brought from Africa against their will as slaves. They were torn from their individual cultures, families, languages and customs. The African in them was forcibly suppressed by the white slave owners.

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