Thanks Mike.
" Aesop as in Aesop's fables, the Greek story teller. I do not know how
this name is spelled in Portuguese."
Aesop = Esôpo
Fabulas de Esôpo = Aesop fables
It is interesting to relate aesopian language
to "morality" implicit to fables
- that kind of their intrinsic
discourse
that was taken as object of study
by LV in Psychology of Art
>
> Kornei Chukovsky. From 2 to 6. University of California Press. This book
> is not about aesopian language. Chukovsky wrote such a book in Russian and
> is best known as a translator of Shakespeare. It is very strong on the
> necessary creativity of language acquisition (I use it in conjunction with
> Orwell's 1984) and has a wonderful chapter on writing poetry for children.
>
> mike
>
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