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The Swiss Family Robinson Told in Words of One Syllable - Simplistic Survival: A Tale of Adventure and Resilience in One Syllable - cover
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The Swiss Family Robinson Told in Words of One Syllable - Simplistic Survival: A Tale of Adventure and Resilience in One Syllable

Johann David Wyss, Lucy Aikin

Editora: Good Press

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The whimsical and adventurous world of 'The Swiss Family Robinson, Told in Words of One Syllable' invites readers to embark on an imaginative journey of survival and family unity. This collection demonstrates an innovative literary technique by retelling Johann David Wyss's classic tale within the constraints of monosyllabic language, artfully refined by Lucy Aikin. It is a study of linguistic creativity and precision that maintains the original's charm while making it accessible to younger readers or those new to English literature. This anthology represents a fine balance of simplicity and narrative complexity, offering an engaging exploration of the evolving dynamics within the Robinson family. Both Johann David Wyss and Lucy Aikin are pivotal in the realm of 19th-century children's literature, advocating for education through storytelling. Their backgrounds are steeped in the didactic narrative tradition, which seeks to instruct as it entertains. The anthology aligns with the education reform movements of their time, where literature became a conduit for moral and practical guidance. Aikin's adaptation is an homage to Wyss's pedagogical intent, broadening the narrative's reach, and reflecting the period's progressive educational ideals. An intriguing addition to any literary collection, this anthology compels both young readers and seasoned scholars to explore its innovative narrative form. Readers will appreciate the skillful adaptation that remains true to Wyss's adventurous spirit while highlighting Aikin's linguistic ingenuity. As a unique literary endeavor, it offers insights into the pedagogical narratives of its era and invites a reflection on storytelling's role in moral and practical education. This collection is an essential read for those interested in the cross-cultural transmission of literature and the historical evolution of storytelling forms.
Disponível desde: 16/11/2023.
Comprimento de impressão: 54 páginas.

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