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This fable has one of the simplest structures in the corpus: a goal, a task and an obstacle. However, its originality lies outside the structure itself, in the transition from this structure to an empty structure. Therefore, this fable has an irreducible linear component. | |||
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Aesop's Fables - 1. The Fox & the Grapes
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The Fox & the Grapes
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This fable has one of the simplest structures in the corpus: a goal, a task and an obstacle. However, its originality lies outside the structure itself, in the transition from this structure to an empty structure. Therefore, this fable has an irreducible linear component.
