ISBN:
0814322077
Language:
English
Pages:
347 S.
,
Ill.
,
24 cm
DDC:
398.21/0943
Keywords:
Kinder- und Hausmärchen
;
Grimm, Wilhelm
;
1786-1859
;
Criticism and interpretation
;
Grimm, Jacob
;
1785-1863
;
Criticism and interpretation
;
Fairy tales
;
Germany
;
History and criticism
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Aufsatzsammlung
;
Kinder- und Hausmärchen
;
Rezeption
Abstract:
The Brothers Grimm as collectors and editors of German folktales / Siegfried Neumann -- Heinrich Prohle : a successor to the Brothers Grimm / Ines Kohler-Zulch -- The spoken and the read : German popular stories and English popular diction / Brian Alderson -- The publishing history of Grimms' tales : reception at the cash register / Ruth B. Bottigheimer -- Trivial pursuit? Women deconstructing the Grimmian model in the Kaffeterkreis / Shawn Jarvis -- Little Brier Rose : young Nietzsche's sleeping beauty poem as legend and swan song / Richard Perkins -- Fairy-tale allusions in modern German aphorisms / Wolfgang Mieder -- The struggle for the Grimms' throne : the legacy of the Grimms' tales in the FRG and GDR since 1945 / Jack Zipes -- Wilhelm Grimm/Maurice Sendak : dear Mili and the literary culture of childhood / Maria Tatar -- Response and responsibility in reading Grimms' fairy tales / Donald Haase -- Once upon a time today : Grimm tales for contemporary performers / Kay F. Stone -- Personal reflections on the scholarly reception of Grimms' tales in France / Jacques Barchilon -- The Brothers Grimm and sister Jane / Jane Yolen -- Grimms' remembered / Margaret Atwood -- "Cut it down, and you will find something at the roots" / Trina Schart Hyman -- Ashputtle : or, the mother's ghost / Angela Carter
Note:
The Brothers Grimm as collectors and editors of German folktales
,
Heinrich Prohle : a successor to the Brothers Grimm
,
The spoken and the read : German popular stories and English popular diction
,
The publishing history of Grimms' tales : reception at the cash register
,
Trivial pursuit? Women deconstructing the Grimmian model in the Kaffeterkreis
,
Little Brier Rose : young Nietzsche's sleeping beauty poem as legend and swan song
,
Fairy-tale allusions in modern German aphorisms
,
The struggle for the Grimms' throne : the legacy of the Grimms' tales in the FRG and GDR since 1945
,
Wilhelm Grimm/Maurice Sendak : dear Mili and the literary culture of childhood
,
Response and responsibility in reading Grimms' fairy tales
,
Once upon a time today : Grimm tales for contemporary performers
,
Personal reflections on the scholarly reception of Grimms' tales in France
,
The Brothers Grimm and sister Jane
,
Grimms' remembered
,
"Cut it down, and you will find something at the roots"
,
Ashputtle : or, the mother's ghost
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