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Reference Movies and Illustrations

1. Beastly. Directed by Daniel Barnz, film, USA, CBS Films, 2011.
2. Beauty and the Beast. Directed by Gary Trousdale and Kirk Wise, film, USA, Buena Vista Pictures, 1991.
3. Beauty and the Beast. Directed by Ron Koslov, TV Show, USA, 2012.
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5. Goody Two Shoes Book. Illustration by Walter Crane, 1874.
6. Beauty and the Beast ., Illustration by Mercer Mayer , 1978.

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Introduction

Chapter 1

The Folktale As One of the Major Text Types of Folklore

1. The Folktale Themes and Plot
2. The Folktale Action and Characters

Chapter 2

Intertextual Transformations in Beauty and the Beast Cycle Texts

2.2 Transformation of Colour Formulas

2.1 Metamorphosis As a Major Trope in Fairy Tales

Chapter 3

Beauty and the Beast From a Cognitive Linguistic Perspective

3.1 Possible or Counterfactual Worlds in Fairy Tales

3.2 Conceptualization of Time and Space in Beauty and the Beast Cycle Texts

Conclusion

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