Drawing on theoretical paradigms from gender and cultural studies, Martin develops a participatory model of modernist literature and culture.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Ann Martin is an assistant professor in the Department of English at Dalhousie University.
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Acknowledgments Introduction: Modernism’s Fairy Tales 1 Turning Back the Covers: Fairy Tales in the Modern Age * A Brief History of the Fairy Tale * The Politics of Authentication * The Perils of Commodification * The Possibilities of Transformation 2 James Joyce: The Fashionable Fairy Tale * Joyce and the Celtic Revival * Objecting and Subjecting to Irish Nationalism * Mirrored Identities * Cinderella and Stephen Dedalus * Snow White and Gerty MacDowell 3 Virginia Woolf: A Slipper of One’s Own * Mrs Dalloway and ‘Sleeping Beauty’ * To the Lighthouse and the Lessons of Childhood * Woolf’s Fairy-Tale Inheritance * The Influence of Lady Ritchie * Orlando: Dragging Cinderella into 1928 4 Djuna Barnes: Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing * ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ and the Uses of Consumer Culture * Ladies Almanack and the Sexual Economics of Lesbos * Families, Fairy Tales, and Zadel Barnes Conclusion: Slipping Out from Between the Sheets Notes References Index
Acknowledgments Introduction: Modernism’s Fairy Tales 1 Turning Back the Covers: Fairy Tales in the Modern Age * A Brief History of the Fairy Tale * The Politics of Authentication * The Perils of Commodification * The Possibilities of Transformation 2 James Joyce: The Fashionable Fairy Tale * Joyce and the Celtic Revival * Objecting and Subjecting to Irish Nationalism * Mirrored Identities * Cinderella and Stephen Dedalus * Snow White and Gerty MacDowell 3 Virginia Woolf: A Slipper of One’s Own * Mrs Dalloway and ‘Sleeping Beauty’ * To the Lighthouse and the Lessons of Childhood * Woolf’s Fairy-Tale Inheritance * The Influence of Lady Ritchie * Orlando: Dragging Cinderella into 1928 4 Djuna Barnes: Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing * ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ and the Uses of Consumer Culture * Ladies Almanack and the Sexual Economics of Lesbos * Families, Fairy Tales, and Zadel Barnes Conclusion: Slipping Out from Between the Sheets Notes References Index
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