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A legend is a traditional tale handed down from earlier times and believed to have an historical basis.
Example of a legend in literature. Legend deals with historical backgroundsThey awaken the national consciousness of the children. Students will offer many ideas and take those ideas to form a definition of a heroheroine. As stories handed down from the past legends are often revised by each subsequent generation.
According to the legend Faust was a dissatisfied scholar. A legend is a very old and popular story that may be true. They develop vivid and fantastic imagination.
A legend is a story from the past of a significant person or event that is passed down by tradition and is unverifiable in its factual or historical basis. Examples of Myth in Literature Example 1. Ask students to give you examples of heroes that they know about from television books movies etc As they finish giving examples of heroes ask the students what all of these heroes have in common.
During the times of the ancient Greeks they had a belief that some invisible gods such as Zeus had created this world. Here are examples of Legends in the Philippines fit for kids. The story of the Swiss hero William Tell.
Legend definition and examples in literature. Like myths legends were thought to be true. They tend to narrate real social events.
Furthermore this also contains other classic Philippine legends based on watery tales. However over time these truths distort as generation after generation share them over the years. A legend is a story purported to be historical in nature but without substantiation.
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