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On StoriesMany fables, folk tales and proverbs in a culture become common references. Stories build, fastens and transmit culture, the US psychologist Jerome Bruner holds in The Culture of Education (1996), in part echoing James Kirk in the Stories of the Hindus (1972). Besides, apt and tallied tales favour sound development in lots of children. (Brudal 1984) Einstein Insight
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Zipes, Jack. 1992. Breaking the Magic Spell. Reprint. New York: Routledge.
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