When we say existentialism, this is a kind of philosophical approach that believes the every individual exists freely and has the free will to decide on how he or she can develop him or herself. In an existentialist literature, most common themes include justice and hope. Hope this answers your question.
In Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury Montag sees a fire after leaving the river that he describes as being warm, this is different from the burning fires that he has described earlier in the book. Though he is scared of the fire still, he approaches.
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It is passed down orally.
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Most folktales are the stories told by past generations to their younger generations through stories and narrations. And in most of these traditional practices, the tales are passed on through oral narrations, like bedtime stories and even stories to keep children occupied.
Virginia Hamilton's "The People Could Fly," tells the stories of Africans who had come out of their country to work as slaves and how their abilities to fly stopped the moment they were slaves. These tales told to their children were folktales as they were about people who could fly when they were free. By orally passing down the stories to their children, we can infer that the stories are folktales of the African people.
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A.) These moose, while most common in Sweden and Norway, have also been seen in Alaska and Canada.
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