صورة أنثى الحيوان في الحكايات الشعبية الموجهة للأطفال: حكايات جدتي لسيد أحمد نجمة أنموذجا

Abstract EN

This study seeks to elucidate the image of the animal in folk tales aimed at children, as animal stories represent one of the major axes of the folk tale in our literary heritage, in which animals carry out the task of playing events, conveying the idea and influencing the recipient, with their characters shrouded in symbolic and aesthetic intellectual dimensions, and often the female character in animal stories represents the realistic mental image of the female, they are inspired by the popular collective imagination that reflects the psychological and social perceptions of peoples.

this is what we have found through our study of the animal stories contained in the blog: "my grandmother's tales by Sayed Ahmed Najma", and our analysis of the female symbols in these tales led us to conclude that the entrenched stereotypical mental image of the female was reflected in the collective creativity on the animal's tongue, and this image has oscillated between negative and positive.