Folk & Fairy Tales, Second Edition

Preface Introduction LOSS OF INNOCENCE The Story of Grandmother Little Red Riding Hood — Charles Perrault Little Red Cap — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm The Chinese Red Riding Hood — Isabelle C. Chang SLEEPING BEAUTIES Sole, Luna e Talia (Sun, Moon, and Talia) — Giambattista Basile The Sleeping Beauty in the Wood — Charles Perrault Brier Rose — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm DAMSELS IN DISTRESS Cinderella; or, The Little Glass Slipper — Charles Perrault Ashputtle — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Snow White — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Rapunzel — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm BRAIN OVER BRAWN The Brave Little Tailor — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Hop o'my Thumb — Charles Perrault Puss in Boots — Charles Perrault THE CHILD AS HERO Hansel and Gretel — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Jack and the Beanstalk — Joseph Jacobs VILLAINS Rumpelstiltskin — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Bluebeard — Charles Perrault ANIMAL BRIDEGROOM Beauty and the Beast — Madame Le Prince de Beaumont The Frog King or Iron Heinrich — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm East of the Sun & West of the Moon — Asbjørnsen and Moe THE NINETEENTH CENTURY: ANDERSEN & WILDE The Blue Light — Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm The Tinderbox — Hans Christian Andersen The Ugly Duckling — Hans Christian Andersen The Swineherd — Hans Christian Andersen The Nightingale — Hans Christian Andersen The Steadfast Tin Soldier — Hans Christian Andersen The Emperor's New Clothes — Hans Christian Andersen The Happy Prince — Oscar Wilde The Nightingale and the Rose — Oscar Wilde THE TWENTIETH CENTURY Snow White — The Merseyside Fairy Story Collective The Company of Wolves — Angela Carter When the Clock Strikes — Tanith Lee ILLUSTRATION ARTICLES On Fairy-Stories — J. R. R. Tolkien The Fairy-Tale Hero: The Image of Man in the Fairy Tale — Max Lüthi The Struggle for Meaning — Bruno Bettelheim Feminism and Fairy Tales — Karen E. Rowe Born Yesterday: Heroes in the Grimms' Fairy Tales — Maria M. Tatar Spells of Enchantment — Jack Zipes BIBLIOGRAPHY COPYRIGHTS