Semantic Analysis of Forest, Wood, Clearing, Thicket in Perrault's Tales - published: 23/04/2026
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Themes
Charles Perrault, fairy tales, forest symbolism, wood, clearing, thicket, narrative structure, initiatory journey, confrontation with danger, personal transformation, Little Red Riding Hood, Sleeping Beauty
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Abstract
This study examines the role of natural landscapes in Charles Perrault's fairy tales, focusing on the semantic spectrum of forest, wood, clearing, and thicket.
Contents
Introduction
Construction and description of the post
Justification of the corpus
Metadata of the corpus
Methods for selecting occurrences
Lexical and contextual analysis of the terms forest, wood, clearing, thicket
Extraction of occurrences
Presentation of usage contexts
Comparison of connotations
Illustrative citations
Semantic spectrum in the tales of Charles Perrault
Insight into the literal, figurative, and symbolic meanings of terms
Analysis of the role of words in narration
Reference to dictionaries to deepen this analysis
Comparison of uses in different tales: cultural and psychological interpretations of natural landscapes
Conclusion
Introduction
Construction and description of the post
Justification of the corpus
Metadata of the corpus
Methods for selecting occurrences
Lexical and contextual analysis of the terms forest, wood, clearing, thicket
Extraction of occurrences
Presentation of usage contexts
Comparison of connotations
Illustrative citations
Semantic spectrum in the tales of Charles Perrault
Insight into the literal, figurative, and symbolic meanings of terms
Analysis of the role of words in narration
Reference to dictionaries to deepen this analysis
Comparison of uses in different tales: cultural and psychological interpretations of natural landscapes