This comparative study examines folklore's impact on narrative and themes in fantasy literature, highlighting cultural implications.
This study explores the role of folklore in English fantasy literature through a comparative analysis of The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien and American Gods by Neil Gaiman. It examines how mythological elements shape narrative structure, themes, and world-building. The research highlights the transformation of folklore in traditional and modern contexts, demonstrating its significance in reflecting cultural identity, belief systems, and literary creativity.
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