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   Ap·o·logue

   /ˈapəˌlôɡ/

   

   noun

   • 1. a moral fable, especially one with animals as characters.

   Word Origin mid 16th century: from French, via Latin from Greek apologos ‘story’.

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   What is the purpose of an apologue?

   • The function of an apologue is to inform, teach and persuade the readers to adopt certain ethical and pragmatic practices in life that would be useful as well as fruitful. These are certain moral lessons whose adoption makes life easy.

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   Where does the word apologue come from?

   • The term apologue has been derived from a French word having the same spellings. It also seems a derivative of a Latin term, apologus, which means a story or fable. In literary terms, it is a type of story or a fable having allegorical meanings told through inanimate things or objects speaking to each other, including animals.

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   What is an example of an apologue?

   • An apologue is a short story, sometimes a fable, that shares a moral lesson. For example, kindness is more important than power, or love triumphs over hate. E.g. The apologue 'The Crow and the Pitcher' by Aesop conveyes a timeless moral lesson through its allegorical characters and captivating narrative.

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   What does apologus mean?

   • It also seems a derivative of a Latin term, apologus, which means a story or fable. In literary terms, it is a type of story or a fable having allegorical meanings told through inanimate things or objects speaking to each other, including animals. It seems to have or convey some moral lessons.

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