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Fairy Tale Review
2019-present
Fairy Tale Review
2002-3 years prior to present
Folklore
2002-5 years prior to present
Folklore
1997-2007
Journal of American Folklore
1999-present
Journal of American Folklore
1888-5 years prior to present
Journal of Folklore Research
1996-present
Journal of Folklore Research
1983-3 years prior to present
Marvels & Tales
2004-present
Marvels & Tales
1997- 3 years prior to current
Voices
Western Folklore
19992-present
Western Folklore
1947-1 year prior to present

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'Little Mermaid' Deconstructed
Anti-Housewives and Ogres' Housekeepers: The Roles of Bluebeard's Female Helper
Beautiful Maidens, Hideous Suitors: Victorian Fairy Tales and the Process of Civilization This paper examines three Victorian fairy tales (Anne Thackeray Ritchie's "Beauty and the Beast" [1867], Juliana Horatia Ewing's "The Ogre Courting" [1871], and Mary Louisa Molesworth's "The Brown Bull of Norrowa" [1877]) and looks at how the tales illuminate the fairy-tale discourse on civilization. Though these three fairy tales are very different, they were written at about the same period and testify to how Victorian women writers rebelled against traditional gender roles--even when some aspects of the narratives seem to confirm the conservative civilizing process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Frozen: A Postmodern Fairy Tale through the Lens of Intertextuality
Imagining Gender in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen and Richard Henry Stoddard
Morality's Ugly Implications in Oscar Wilde's Fairy Tales
Naming the helper: maternal concerns and the Queen's incorrect guesses in the Grimms' "Rumpelstiltskin"
The Other Mother: Neil Gaiman's Postfeminist Fairytales
Red as blood, white as snow, black as crow: chromatic symbolism of womanhood in fairy tales
The rhetoric of literary fairy tales and their contextual receptions: a case study of “The Little Match Girl” and “The Happy Prince”
Say My Name: Walter White as Rumpelstiltskin and Reading 'Breaking Bad' as a Classic Fairy Tale
Southern Fairy Tales: Katherine Anne Porter's "The Princess" and Carson McCullers's The Ballad of the Sad Café
Theriomorphism: Jacob Grimm, Old Norse Mythology, German Fairy Tales, and English Folklore
Thoughts on "heroinism" in French fairy tales

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