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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - ProMosaik Children was founded by Milena Rampoldi in Istanbul in 2020. Its editor-in-chief, Maria Traoré, publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue. Fairy tales from the Philippines are a rich oral tradition, full of natural elements, spirits, and talking animals resulting in important moral teachings. And then there is the famous story of a lazy girl, the Legend of Piña. The story of Piña (Alamat ng Pinya) is a famous Filipino folktale about a lazy and spoiled girl named Piña, opposed to her hardworking mother. One day, a curse turns her into a pineapple with a thousand eyes. The tale teaches children to respect, listen to, and help their parents, because showing constant idleness and disobedience may result in unexpected outcomes.ProMosaik is convinced that through fairy tales like the ones included in this book children can learn intercultural competence and communication by looking at different communities and their tales.Fairy tales from all over the world are very important to affirm cultural pluralism and to learn cultural geography and moral lessons from other communities around the globe. This permits the creation of a society where racism and discrimination are completely overcome by intercultural competence developed from childhood in multicultural environments. Mariya Traore in her interview with Pressenza: 'I believe that ethnic and cultural differences are not an obstacle to peace. For the similarities are more than the differences. The differences can be highlighted constructively. But at the same time, they are positively overshadowed by the similarities due to the fact that we are all humans. If we look at the fairy tales that are told worldwide in all cultural traditions, in addition to the culture-specific differences, we notice huge intersections that help us find our way to a constructive and culturally diverse peace pedagogy. Topics related to interreligious dialogue can also be incorporated into peace education.'.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - ProMosaik Children is an initiative of ProMosaik, founded by Milena Rampoldi in Istanbul. The editor-in-chief, Maria Traoré, a translator and teacher collaborates with ProMosaik Children and publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue.African folktales are a rich oral tradition used for entertainment, storytelling, and teaching moral lessons. Unlike Western fairy tales, they rarely end with the phrase 'they lived happily ever after'; instead, they often feature trickster animals (such as Anansi the spider), explain natural phenomena, and teach lessons about proper behaviour.The features of African folklore can be described as follows: African myths and legends span thousands of different ethnic groups, so their plots and characters are incredibly diverse. These stories often bring the forces of nature to life, explain the origins of humans or animals, and serve as important educational tools for the children listening to them or reading them. African fairy tales and fables are also full of humour and wisdom, and some stories touch on themes of survival and respect for the environment. Folktales were never intended merely to be read-they are a living art form with its own unique language, incorporating masks, music (percussion), and active audience participation. The objective pursued by ProMosaik Children is the diffusion of tales from Africa in Europe. Translation is very important in this project as it builds bridges between languages, cultures, and people. In this second volume we introduce folktales from Algeria in English.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - ProMosaik Children is an initiative of ProMosaik, founded by Milena Rampoldi in Istanbul. The editor-in-chief, Maria Traoré, a translator and teacher collaborates with ProMosaik Children and publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue.African folktales are a rich oral tradition used for entertainment, storytelling, and teaching moral lessons. Unlike Western fairy tales, they rarely end with the phrase 'they lived happily ever after'; instead, they often feature trickster animals (such as Anansi the spider), explain natural phenomena, and teach lessons about proper behaviour.The features of African folklore can be described as follows: African myths and legends span thousands of different ethnic groups, so their plots and characters are incredibly diverse. These stories often bring the forces of nature to life, explain the origins of humans or animals, and serve as important educational tools for the children listening to them or reading them. African fairy tales and fables are also full of humour and wisdom, and some stories touch on themes of survival and respect for the environment. Folktales were never intended merely to be read-they are a living art form with its own unique language, incorporating masks, music (percussion), and active audience participation. The objective pursued by ProMosaik Children is the diffusion of tales from Africa in Europe. Translation is very important in this project as it builds bridges between languages, cultures, and people. In this volume we introduce folktales from Morocco in English.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - ProMosaik Children is an initiative of ProMosaik, founded by Milena Rampoldi in Istanbul. The editor-in-chief, Maria Traoré, a translator and teacher collaborates with ProMosaik Children and publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue.African folktales are a rich oral tradition used for entertainment, storytelling, and teaching moral lessons. Unlike Western fairy tales, they rarely end with the phrase 'they lived happily ever after'; instead, they often feature trickster animals (such as Anansi the spider), explain natural phenomena, and teach lessons about proper behaviour.The features of African folklore can be described as follows: African myths and legends span thousands of different ethnic groups, so their plots and characters are incredibly diverse. These stories often bring the forces of nature to life, explain the origins of humans or animals, and serve as important educational tools for the children listening to them or reading them. African fairy tales and fables are also full of humour and wisdom, and some stories touch on themes of survival and respect for the environment. Folktales were never intended merely to be read-they are a living art form with its own unique language, incorporating masks, music (percussion), and active audience participation. The objective pursued by ProMosaik Children is the diffusion of tales from Africa in Europe. Translation is very important in this project as it builds bridges between languages, cultures, and people. In this volume we introduce folktales from Algeria in English.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - ProMosaik Children is an initiative of ProMosaik, founded by Milena Rampoldi in Istanbul. The editor-in-chief, Maria Traoré, a translator and teacher collaborates with ProMosaik Children and publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue.African folktales are a rich oral tradition used for entertainment, storytelling, and teaching moral lessons. Unlike Western fairy tales, they rarely end with the phrase 'they lived happily ever after'; instead, they often feature trickster animals (such as Anansi the spider), explain natural phenomena, and teach lessons about proper behaviour.The features of African folklore can be described as follows: African myths and legends span thousands of different ethnic groups, so their plots and characters are incredibly diverse. These stories often bring the forces of nature to life, explain the origins of humans or animals, and serve as important educational tools for the children listening to them or reading them. African fairy tales and fables are also full of humour and wisdom, and some stories touch on themes of survival and respect for the environment. Folktales were never intended merely to be read-they are a living art form with its own unique language, incorporating masks, music (percussion), and active audience participation. The objective pursued by ProMosaik Children is the diffusion of tales from Africa in Europe. Translation is very important in this project as it builds bridges between languages, cultures, and people. In this volume we introduce folktales from Libya in English.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Editor Maria Traoré is a translator and teacher of German, French and English from Ukraine who collaborates with the ProMosaik Children project. She publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue. In this second book about Moroccan folktales, she introduces a world of fairytales which includes a mosaic of Amazigh, Arabic, and Jewish cultural traditions. In many Moroccan folktales you can find mythological creatures like jinn. The most prominent of them is the King of jinn, Shamharush, who teaches children caution. The 'Enchantress Spirit of Moroccan Rivers' is focused on Aisha Kandicha, a legendary water spirit and jinn in Moroccan folklore who is said to lure lone men near rivers and waterways at night, while 'The Tailor of Marrakesh' highlights the triumph of quiet wisdom and integrity over political corruption. 'The forgotten prince of Rabat' talks about exile and identity by telling the story of a royal figure separated from his crown and then coming back after demonstrating resilience and struggle.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - ProMosaik Children was founded by Milena Aziza Rampoldi in Istanbul. The editor-in-chief, Maria Traoré, publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue. African folktales are a rich oral tradition used for entertainment, storytelling, and teaching moral lessons. They rarely end with the phrase 'they lived happily ever after'; instead, they often feature trickster animals, explain natural phenomena, and teach lessons about behaviour.South African animal fairy tales and folklore feature rich traditions from communities like the San, Khoekhoe, and Bantu. They star clever tricksters like the jackal and hare, powerful but foolish lions and elephants, and wise little tortoises who explain how the natural world came to be. Many fairy tales pursue a pedagogic objective. To mention a couple of examples: The jackal is the cunning, fast-talking survivor who loves outwitting bigger predators, while the tortoise is slow but wins thanks to endurance and hidden wisdom. The lion has the typical proud of a ruler and is often duped by animals which are smaller than him. ProMosaik is convinced that through fairy tales like the ones included in this book children can learn intercultural competence and communication by looking at different communities and their tales.Fairy tales from all over the world are very important to affirm cultural pluralism and to learn cultural geography and moral lessons from other communities around the globe. This permits the creation of a society where racism and discrimination are completely overcome by intercultural competence developed from childhood in multicultural environments.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - ProMosaik Children is an initiative of ProMosaik, founded by Milena Rampoldi in Istanbul. The editor-in-chief, Maria Traoré, a translator and teacher collaborates with ProMosaik Children and publishes children's books to promote intercultural dialogue.African folktales are a rich oral tradition used for entertainment, storytelling, and teaching moral lessons. Unlike Western fairy tales, they rarely end with the phrase 'they lived happily ever after'; instead, they often feature trickster animals (such as Anansi the spider), explain natural phenomena, and teach lessons about proper behaviour.The features of African folklore can be described as follows: African myths and legends span thousands of different ethnic groups, so their plots and characters are incredibly diverse. These stories often bring the forces of nature to life, explain the origins of humans or animals, and serve as important educational tools for the children listening to them or reading them. African fairy tales and fables are also full of humour and wisdom, and some stories touch on themes of survival and respect for the environment. Folktales were never intended merely to be read-they are a living art form with its own unique language, incorporating masks, music (percussion), and active audience participation. The objective pursued by ProMosaik Children is the diffusion of tales from Africa in Europe. Translation is very important in this project as it builds bridges between languages, cultures, and people. In this volume we introduce folktales from Tunisia in English.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - In this book, ProMosaik Children introduces 14 Maori fairy tales. The Maori are a people of immigrants who reached today's New Zealand as expert navigators on their canoes coming from Polynesia towards the end of the 13th century. The Classic epoch of Maori culture began around 1500 with the shift of the population to agriculture. The society was organized into tribes. European colonialism began with the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman in 1642, followed by the British Captain James Cook who reached New Zealand in 1769. British colonialism resulted in wars, land conflicts, and mass confiscation of Maori land. Stripped of their economic base and vulnerable to disease, the Maori population plummeted sharply from an estimated 100,000-120,000 at contact to roughly 40,000 by 1900. After the robbery of their land, the introduction of diseases, and the alienation in the cities, the colonial power went a step further, by stealing Maori families their children. Journalist Aaron Smale describes these violations against children's rights in his article published on al-Jazeera (Smale Aaron: A Quiet Genocide: The Legacy of Stolen indigenous Children) where he interviews the victim Tyrone Marks who was taken to a so-called welfare home when he was six. Years of abuse followed. This phenomenon the journalist calls 'childhood incarceration' was the culmination of colonization. Children were abducted to white institutions where they were whipped, sexually abused, and electrocuted. ProMosaik dedicates this book to these victims. Fairy tales are an important aspect of Maori culture, as it is the case of poetry.Howes (1872-1954), a New Zealand author and educator, collected these fairy tales and published them in 1913 in London. The Maori understanding of the development of the universe was expressed in genealogical form. There are fairy tales about the creation of the universe and of the human being and others about morality and cooperation in society.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - A collection of fairy tales from Japan, volume 2, published by ProMosaik ChildrenA fascinating book to discover Japanese fairy tales, for children as well as for adultsThe jelly-fish takes a journeyThe cold ladyGreen willowThe nurseMomotaroThe legend of kwannonReflectionsThe peony lanternKarmaThe black bowlThe spring lover and the autumn loverThe mallet.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - First part of the collection of Japanese fairy tales published by ProMosaik Children.The fairy tales contained in this book are the following ones:FLOWER OF THE PEONYTHE SEA KING AND THE MAGIC JEWELSTHE FLUTETHE SINGING BIRD OF HEAVENTHE SAD STORY OF THE YAOYA'S DAUGHTERTHE STRANGE STORY OF THE GOLDEN COMBTHE STAR LOVERSTHE LAND OF YOMIBROKEN IMAGESURASHIMATHE BELL OF D J JITHE TEA-KETTLETHE MOON MAIDEN.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This is part III of the ProMosaik Children collection of fairy tales from Japan.This book is ideal for all of you, children and aduls, who want to discover the world of Japanese fairy tales.The good thunderTamamo, the fox maidenThe Matsuyama mirrorThe maiden of UnaiHana-saka-jijiThe fire questThe beautiful dancer of YedoThe espousal of the rat's daughterThe tongue-cut sparrowHoraizanThe wind in the pine treeThe robe of feathersThe story of Susa, the Impetuous.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Bhutan, nestled between China and India, is called 'Land of the Thunder Dragon'. Its culture is very ancient and dominated by Buddhism. 'Bhutan is known for measuring progress through happiness rather than wealth, for a Buddhist culture that is lived rather than performed, and for mountain landscapes that remain largely untouched by mass tourism. This small Himalayan kingdom, wedged between India and Tibet, is also one of the only carbon-negative countries on earth - and one of the last places where a monarchy, a monastery and a mountain trail can all shape the same afternoon.''Bhutan is best known internationally for Gross National Happiness (GNH) - a governing philosophy introduced by the Fourth King in the 1970s that prioritises wellbeing, environmental health and cultural preservation over economic output alone.Free basic education and healthcare are constitutionally provided for Bhutanese citizens, including free schooling through tenth standard and free access to basic public health services.Environmental protection is written into the Constitution, which requires at least 60% of Bhutan's total land to remain under forest cover for all time.Cultural preservation is actively supported through government policy, including the protection and promotion of traditional dress, cultural practices and Bhutanese architecture.'(see Gangtey Lodge, October 2026). An important part of culture are folktales and fables teaching Buddhist values, peace, and respect. The most famous fable in Bhutan is 'The Four Harmonious Friends' from which adults and children can learn the importance of solidarity, equity, and cooperation.In this booklet, I would like to introduce eight well-known folktales from Bhutan to promote interreligious dialogue with Buddhism and its culture. In Bhutan, fables are much more than mere entertainment since they are an essential element of non-formal education.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - In this publication ProMosaik Children introduces the readers to the world of Finnish Tales and Fables. They can be read by children as well as by adults.Here was once a man who was poor and lazy and he had a wife who was even worse. Her name was Jenny. Jenny was so lazy that it was an effort for her to lift one foot after the other. And in addition to her laziness she was an everlasting complainer. 'Oh!' she used to grunt in the morning, 'I wish we didn't have to get up!' and 'Oh!' she used to groan at night, 'I wish we didn't have to take our shoes off before going to bed!'One day when they were both out in the forest collecting faggots, Jenny said:'I don't see why we're not rich! I don't see why the King should live at his ease while we have to grub for everything we get! I just hate work!'Of course the trouble both with Jenny and her husband was not that they worked but that they didn't work. It was because they didn't that they had so much time to think about it.'Drat it all!' Jenny went on, whining, 'Adam and Eve are to blame for all our misfortunes! If they hadn't disobeyed God's commandment and eaten that apple, we'd all be living in the Garden of Eden to this day! It's all their fault that we have to moil and toil and hurry and scurry!''Yes,' the man agreed, 'it is, especially Eve's. Of course Adam was to blame, too, for he should have controlled his wife better. But Eve was the more to blame. If I had been Adam I shouldn't have allowed her to touch the apple in the first place.'Now it happened that the King who was out hunting that day overheard this conversation.'Ha!' he thought to himself, 'I've a great mind to teach these two people a lesson!'.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Many of the Ukrainian fairy tales collected here were published in Cossack Fairy Tales and Folk-Tales in 1894. The collection's stories from Ukraine originated from the originals by Ivan Rudchenko, Panteleimon Kulish, and M.P. Dragomanov. Bain's collection is believed to be the first translation from Cossack sources to English. Reading these tales, you may notice they share a similarity with Russian fairy tales and that is because they were collected prior to the collapse of the Russian Empire in 1917. A.H. Wristlaw also features several Ukrainian tales in his book Sixty Folk-Tales from Exclusively Slavonic Sources.The Ukrainian word for 'fairy tale' is (kazka). During the course of Ukrainian history, Ukrainians were in contact with nearly the entire Slavic world. Ukrainian folk kazkas are influenced by pan-Slavism, while still reflecting the unique culture of Ukraine.The Beautiful Damsel and the Wicked Old WomanThe Cat, the Cock and the FoxThe Fox and the Cat The Straw OxThe Golden SlipperHow a Fish Swam in the Air and a Hare in the WaterIvan the Fool and St. Peter's FifeThe Iron WolfThe Magic EggOh: The Tsar of the ForestThe Old DogThe Origin of the MoleThe Story of the WindThe Story of Little Tsar Novishny, the False Sister, and the Faithful BeastsThe Story of Tremsin, the Bird Zhar, and Nastasia the Lovely Maid of the SeaThe Story of the Unlucky DaysThe Story of the Forty-First BrotherThe Serpent WifeThe Sparrow and the bushThe Story of Unlucky DanielThe Story of Ivan and the Daughter of the SunThe Serpent-Tsarevich and His Two WivesThe Snake and the PrincessThe Three BrothersThe Tsar and the AngelThe Two PrincesTransformation into a Nightingale and a CuckooTransmigration of the SoulThe Ungrateful Children and the Old Father Who Went to School AgainThe Voices at the WindowThe Vampire and St. MichaelThe WizardThe Wondrous Story of Ivan Golik and the Serpents. …

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