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abstract: A Fable is a 1954 novel written by the American author William Faulkner. He spent more than a decade and tremendous effort on it, and considered it his masterpiece when it was completed.

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The actuall source is a fable written for children in the 18th century, by ?

实际上来自于18世纪,写给孩子的一个童话？

麻省理工公开课 - 电影哲学课程节选
He quotes a kind of a fable.

他引用了一段类似寓言的东西



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Rosenberg is giving us an anecdote from the trenches, and yet it slips very quickly into a sense of fable.

罗宾森给我们呈现战壕中的轶事，它很快成为一个无稽之谈。

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In other words, the mid-life crisis is a fable - but we all love fables, don't we?

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He wants, in a word, to desacralize the story, make it less of a fable and more of a history.

NEWYORKER: Faces, Places, Spaces
It seems that the marketing for the film, a fable by Dr. Seuss about the need to protect the environment, did its job.

FORBES: Both Trees and a Branding Opportunity Laid to Waste In 'The Lorax'

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