Fairy Tales and Feminism: New Approaches

Edited by Donald Haase

Series in Fairy-Tale Studies

Contents

Preface

• 1. Feminist Fairy-Tale Scholarship
• Donald Haase

• 2. Fertility Control and the Birth of the Modern European Fairy-Tale Heroine
• Ruth B. Bottigheimer

• 3. On Fairy Tales, Subversion, and Ambiguity: Feminist Approaches to Seventeenth-Century Contes de fées
• Lewis C. Seifert

• 4. German Fairy Tales: A User’s Manual. Translations of Six Frames and Fragments by Romantic Women
• Jeannine Blackwell

• 5. The Mirror Broken: Women’s Autobiography and Fairy Tales
• Elizabeth Wanning Harries

• 6. Fire and Water: A Journey into the Heart of a Story
• Kay Stone

• 7. The Fairy-Tale Intertext in Iberian and Latin American Women’s Writing
• Patricia Anne Odber de Baubeta

• 8. Babes in the Bosque: Fairy Tales in Twentieth-Century Argentine Women’s Writing
• Fiona Mackintosh

• 9. Creolization as Agency in Woman-Centered Folktales
• Lee Haring

• 10. Genre and Gender in the Cultural Reproduction of India as “Wonder” Tale
• Cristina Bacchilega

• 11. Disrupting the Boundaries of Genre and Gender: Postmodernism and the Fairy Tale
• Cathy Lynn Preston

Bibliography

Contributors

Index