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Teaching fairy tales /

Pedagogical models and methodologies for engaging with fairy tales in the classroom.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Otros Autores: Canepa, Nancy L., 1957- (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Detroit : Wayne State University Press, [2019]
Colección:Series in fairy-tale studies.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • What is a fairy tale? / Maria Tatar
  • The prehistory fairy tales / Graham Anderson
  • The evolution of folk- and fairy tales in Europe and North America / Jack Zipes
  • The fairy-tale canon / Donald Haase
  • Fairy tales in the classroom / Lewis C. Seifert
  • Marriage, female agency, and sexuality in monster bridegroom tales : teaching "Beauty and the beast" / Anne E. Duggan
  • Morals and miracles : the case of ATU 555, "The fisherman and his wife" / Victoria Somoff
  • Italo Calvino's "The parrot" : teaching frame and embedded narratives / Gina M. Miele
  • Fairy tales in European context : reading through multiple lenses / Linda Kraus Worley
  • Perspectives on the civilizing process : using fairy tales to teach French and Italian cultural history / Allison Stedman
  • "The enchantments of eloquence" : salon culture and the French fairy-tale tradition / Faith E. Beasley
  • Long ago and far away : historicizing fairy-tale discourse / Jennifer Schacker
  • Teaching Western fairy-tale traditions in women's studies / Charlotte Trinquet du Lys
  • Cognitive-affective approaches to fairy tales / Maria Nikolojeva
  • Teaching fairy tales from a disability studies perspective / Ann Schmiesing
  • Teaching fairy-tale versions, adaptations, and translations / Cristina Bacchilega
  • Spinning fairy-tale webs in the under graduate classroom / Suzanne Manganini
  • "I cannot understand you" : folktales and foreign-language pedagogy / Marria Kaliambou
  • Louisiana fairy tales : lessons in nation building and the politics of language / Christine A. Jones
  • Repetition in the teaching of Italian fairy tales : considerations from the classroom / Cristina Mazzoni
  • "Once upon a canvas" : organizing an exhibit on fairy-tale illustrations / Elio Brancaforte
  • The story of "myth, folktale, and children's literature" / William Moebius
  • From mercantilism to laissez-faire : teaching economic thought with French fairy tales / Benjamin Balak and Charlotte Trinquet du Lys
  • Following the path of cookies and bread crumbs : taking the fairy-tale course online / Julie L.J. Koehler
  • And they all learned happily ever after : activities for teaching language and culture through fairy tales / Nancy L. Canepa
  • The fairy tale / Graham Anderson
  • The origins of the European fairy tale / Jack Zipes
  • Fairy tales in European context / Linda Kraus Worley
  • The literary fairy tale / Nancy L. Canepa
  • French and Italian fairy tales / Suzanne Magnanini
  • Cultural intersections of France and Italy / Allison Stedman
  • Conversations classiques / Faith E. Beasley
  • Fairy tales of Germany / Ann Schmiesing
  • Popular genres : the fairy tale / Jennifer Schacker
  • Folklore and literature : questions of translation and adaptation / Cristina Bacchilega
  • Understanding the fairy tale / Julie L.J. Koehler
  • Nine weeks of adventures in storytelling / Kay Stone
  • A week of notes from a storyteller : from folktale to fiction / Gioia Timpanelli.
  • Cover Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Teaching Fairy Tales: An Introduction; Part 1. Foundations of Fairy-Tale Studies; What Is a Fairy Tale?; The Prehistory of Fairy Tales; The Evolution of Folk- and Fairy Tales in Europe and North America; The Fairy-Tale Canon; Part 2. Teaching and Learning with Fairy Tales; Fairy Tales in the Classroom; Chapter One. Fairy Tales and Tale Types; Marriage, Female Agency, and Sexuality in Monster Bridegroom Tales; Morals and Miracles; Italo Calvino's "The Parrot"; Chapter Two. Fairy Tales in Context; Fairy Tales in European Context
  • Perspectives on the Civilizing Process; The Enchantments of Eloquence"; Long Ago and Far Away; Chapter Three. Teaching New Scholarly Approaches to Fairy Tales; Teaching Western Fairy-Tale Traditions in Women's Studies; Cognitive-Affective Approaches to Fairy Tales; Teaching Fairy Tales from a Disability Studies Perspective; Teaching Fairy-Tale Versions, Adaptations, a nd Translations; Spinning Fairy-Tale Webs in the Undergraduate Classroom; Chapter Four. Fairy Tales in the Foreign-Language Classroom; I Cannot Understand You"; Louisiana Fairy Tales
  • Repetition in the Teaching of Italian Fairy Tales; Chapter Five. Fairy-Tale Activities and Projects; Once Upon a Canvas"; The Story of "Myth, Folktale, and Children's Literature"; From Mercantilism to Laissez-Faire; Following the Path of Cookies and Bread Crumbs; And They All Learned Happily Ever After; Chapter Six. Fairy-Tale Courses; The Fairy Tale; The Origins of the European Fairy Tale; Fairy Tales in European Context; The Literary Fairy Tale; French and Italian Fairy Tales; Cultural Intersections of France and Italy; Conversations Classiques; Fairy Tales of Germany; Popular Genres
  • Folklore and Literature; Understanding the Fairy Tale; Chapter Seven. From Teaching Fairy Tales to Creative Tale-Telling; Nine Weeks of Adventures in Storytelling; A Week of Notes from a Storyteller; Contributors; Index