Week Four Completed
This was the first time that our group went without Professor Dolson. I was nervous that the guards were not going to …
Bon Air Week Four
When we arrived at Bon Air this week, we were not sure if we were even going to be able to see the …
New tips from Doug Lipman
I found this very helpful! I hope you will too. Banish Your Fear of Forgetting a Story (by Doug Lipman, http://storydynamics.com/) It’s common …
Questions over Tale
I am curious how we are expected to incorporate the research into the telling of our folk tales.
Zipes
To understand the uniqueness and impact of fairy tales on our lives, we need first to discuss the origins of language and …
Problem with Bennett’s storytelling tips
Professor Dolson and All, I’m not sure if anyone else is having problems with this, but when I click on Benett’s storytelling …
Fairy tales and listening
“Together, storytellers and listeners have collaborated through intuition as well as con- scious conception to form worlds filled with naive morality.” We …
Evolution of Storytelling Fairy Tales Quote
“[Tales] are not alive, but they breathe and are vigorous, and as they are passed on to us through traditions of storytelling, they …
Telling Fairytales
““Evolutionarily speaking, we talk because we were the only primates who gained social status and therewith fitness by talking. . . . Psychologically speaking, …
Story and Performance Plan Question
Professor Dolson, I was going to ask you in class today, but as we don’t have class I figured I would post …