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Project Overview
Fairy tales tell us more than we realise when we first read them. Their language is simple, but not sober. It is not realistic, but neither is it unrealistic. The publication deals with how fairy tales not only reflect values and desires, but also express the challenges and conflicts of a time. The project encourages us not only to consume fairy tales, but also to engage with their messages. It is divided into two parts: ‘Understanding’ and ‘Questioning’. The first part offers a factual introduction and a sound basic understanding of fairy tales. The second part deals with fairy tales from a socially critical perspective and encourages reflection.
Category
Editorial Design
Sector
Culture & Education
Collaboration
Andromachi Theodoridou, Sarah Traub
Year
2024/25
Project Overview
Fairy tales tell us more than we realise when we first read them. Their language is simple, but not sober. It is not realistic, but neither is it unrealistic. The publication deals with how fairy tales not only reflect values and desires, but also express the challenges and conflicts of a time. The project encourages us not only to consume fairy tales, but also to engage with their messages. It is divided into two parts: ‘Understanding’ and ‘Questioning’. The first part offers a factual introduction and a sound basic understanding of fairy tales. The second part deals with fairy tales from a socially critical perspective and encourages reflection.
Category
Editorial Design
Sector
Culture & Education
Collaboration
Andromachi Theodoridou, Sarah Traub
Year
2024/25
















