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17 Rewriting the Core: Transformations of the Fairy Tale in Contemporary Writing
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Tom Shippey
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents VI
- Abbreviations VIII
- Introduction 1
- 1 The Interpretation of Fairy Tales 15
- 2 Creativity and Tradition in the Fairy Tale 39
- 3 The Ultimate Fairy Tale: Oral Transmission in a Literate World 57
- 4 A Workshop of Editorial Practice: The Grimms' Kinder- und Hausmarchen 71
- 5 Old Tales for New: Finding the First Fairy Tales 85
- 6 Helpers and Adversaries in Fairy Tales 99
- 7 'Catch if you can': The Cumulative Tale 123
- 8 Unknown Cinderella: The Contribution of Marian Roalfe Cox to the Study of the Fairy Tale 137
- 9 Hans Christian Andersen's Use of Folktales 149
- 10 The Collecting and Study of Tales in Scandinavia 159
- 11 The Wonder Tale in Ireland 169
- 12 Welsh Folk Narrative and the Fairy Tale 191
- 13 The Ossetic Oral Narrative Tradition: Fairy Tales in the Context of Other Forms of Traditional Literature 203
- 14 Russian Fairy Tales and Their Collectors 217
- 15 Fairy-Tale Motifs from the Caucasus 227
- 16 The Fairy Tale in South Asia: The Same Only Different 239
- 17 Rewriting the Core: Transformations of the Fairy Tale in Contemporary Writing 253
- General Index 275
- Index of main tales and tale-types 291
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents VI
- Abbreviations VIII
- Introduction 1
- 1 The Interpretation of Fairy Tales 15
- 2 Creativity and Tradition in the Fairy Tale 39
- 3 The Ultimate Fairy Tale: Oral Transmission in a Literate World 57
- 4 A Workshop of Editorial Practice: The Grimms' Kinder- und Hausmarchen 71
- 5 Old Tales for New: Finding the First Fairy Tales 85
- 6 Helpers and Adversaries in Fairy Tales 99
- 7 'Catch if you can': The Cumulative Tale 123
- 8 Unknown Cinderella: The Contribution of Marian Roalfe Cox to the Study of the Fairy Tale 137
- 9 Hans Christian Andersen's Use of Folktales 149
- 10 The Collecting and Study of Tales in Scandinavia 159
- 11 The Wonder Tale in Ireland 169
- 12 Welsh Folk Narrative and the Fairy Tale 191
- 13 The Ossetic Oral Narrative Tradition: Fairy Tales in the Context of Other Forms of Traditional Literature 203
- 14 Russian Fairy Tales and Their Collectors 217
- 15 Fairy-Tale Motifs from the Caucasus 227
- 16 The Fairy Tale in South Asia: The Same Only Different 239
- 17 Rewriting the Core: Transformations of the Fairy Tale in Contemporary Writing 253
- General Index 275
- Index of main tales and tale-types 291