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Links for Fairy Tales and Novelists Fairy Tales**Novelists** Literary Theory SurLaLune Fairy Tale Pages: "A portal to the realm of fairy tale and folklore studies featuring 35 annotated fairy tales, including their histories, similar tales across cultures, and over 1,200 illustrations." by Heidi Anne Heiner Fractured Fairy Tales: 12 of the delightful tales as they were told on The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show, 1959-61. Snow White: a hypertext page that "allows users to compare and contrast textual changes and nuances, and the illustration pages provide similar opportunities for the study of visual interpretations." Cinderella: Aarne-Thompson folktale type 510A and related stories of persecuted heroines translated and/or edited by D. L. AshlimanFolklore and Mythology Electronic Texts translated and/or edited by D. L. Ashliman; a treasure trove! Myths, fairytales and storywork by Laura Bryannan. The use of fairytales in psychological story work. "The DNA of Fairytales: Their Origin and Meaning" by Renee Hall Hans Christian Andersen: Complete Fairy Tales and Stories and much more -- for all you "Little Mermaid" fans. The
Hans Christian Andersen Center: Research, Fairy Tales, Life and Works. Once
Upon a Time: How Fairy Tales Shape Our Lives by Jonathan Young Imagination: a Jungian trip
I have not included an extensive list of links here because the 5 assigned writers are very easy to research on any Internet engine. The links provided should help you with background information and links to your author. Textual Secondary Sources on the Novel A Celebration of Women Writers: complete books online and links to other sites. All 5 assigned authors are well represented here. Romantic Circles: a Website devoted to the study of Romantic-period literature and culture. The Victorian Web: A guide to all things Victorian from Brown University American Authors on the Web: links to websites about American writers. Godey's Lady's Book Online: one of the most popular lady's books of the 19th century. Each issue contained poetry, beautiful engravings and articles by some of the most well known authors in America.
Introductory Guide to Critical Theory written and designed by Dino Felluga, Purdue University TCG's Literary Criticism & Critical Theory Page by Thomas C. Gannon, University of South DakotaIntroduction to Modern Literary Theory by Dr. Kristi Siegel, Mt. Mary College Glossary of Literary Theory from the University of Toronto Feminist Literary Criticism and Theory: "This page includes information on different literary Genres, specific Historical Periods, Pedagogical issues, Politics and literature, and literary Theory." It also has information and links to a few prominent feminist critics. Don't forget to check out the sites on the course's Useful Links page.
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