Required Texts and Materials
The Classic Fairy Tales. Edited by Maria Tatar. W.W. Norton, 1999.
From the publisher: The cultural resilience of fairy tales is incontestable.
Surviving over the centuries and thriving in a variety of media, fairy tales continue
to enrich our imaginations and shape our lives. This Norton Critical Edition of
The Classic Fairy Tales examines the genre, its cultural implications--and its
critical history. The editor has gathered fairy tales from around the world to reveal
the range and play of these stories over time. The Classic Fairy Tales focuses
on six different tale types: "Little Red Riding Hood," "Beauty and the Beast," "Snow
White," "Cinderella," "Bluebeard," and "Hansel and Gretel." It includes multicultural
variants of these tales, along with sophisticated literary rescriptings. Each tale
type is preceded by an introduction, and annotations are provided throughout. Also
included in this collection of over forty stories are tales by Hans Christian Andersen
and Oscar Wilde. "Criticism" collects twelve essays that interrogate different aspects
of fairy tales by exploring their social origins, historical evolution, psychological
dynamics, and engagement with issues of gender and national identity. Bruno Bettelheim,
Robert Darnton, Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar, Karen E. Rowe, Marina Warner, Zohar
Shavit, Jack Zipes, Donald Haase, Maria Tatar, Antti Aarne, and Vladimir Propp provide
critical overviews. A Selected Bibliography is included.
Fairy Tales, Myths, and Other Archetypal Stories. Edited by Anthony Ubelhor.
This essential packet contains most of the essays we will be reading this semester.
Available at Johnny Print, 547 S. Limestone St.
The Penguin Handbook. By Lester Faigley. Longman, 2006.
From the publisher: Focused on the needs of contemporary college
writers, The Penguin Handbook is a student-friendly, comprehensive handbook
that helps students produce writing that is rhetorically effective as well as correct.
With a highly visual design, unique coverage of visual rhetoric and visual literacy,
superior coverage of technology, and distinctive coverage of writing for different
purposes, the first edition established itself as the best-selling handbook to enter
the market in fifteen years. The second edition of this extraordinary handbook
continues to lead the market with enhanced visual examples and coverage, completely
revised and expanded documentation chapters, cutting edge coverage of language issues,
and much more.
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