This list of variations on the Cinderella story was initially compiled by Kathy Martin from suggestions by readers of the CHILDLIT mailing list. I have added additional titles suggested by Jean Rusting and others. Doris Dale has added additional titles and bibliographical information. Internet Resources The Cinderella Project. A text and image archive of a dozen English-language versions of ...

The Pied Piper of Hamelin by Robert Browning Illustrated by Kate Greenaway London: Frederick Warne and Co., Ltd., 1888 Begin This electronic version is prepared by Jian Liu March 1998, Reference Department, Indiana University Libraries Comments and Suggestions are welcome. ...

Antelope Publishing brings well loved and lesser known fairytales to life with electronic enhancement. New postings monthly.

Quiller-Couch, Sir Arthur. 1910. The Sleeping Beauty and other Fairy Tales ...

The Grimm Versions The original tale A comparison of the editions from the Brothers Grimm Analysis of the Grimms' changes to the tale Aarne-Thompson Tale Type 440 Cultural Variations Directory of other tales Analysis of variations on Tale Type 440 Modern Adaptations Adult Versions Fictional Adaptations Poetic Adaptations Versions for and by children The Frog Prince Continued, by Jon Scieszka ...

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Bearskin An analysis of folk tale type 361 Presented for Germ 232 Once Upon a Time: A Critical Look at the Fairy Tale Carleton College Justin Christianson, Mike Remington, and Charles Schmidt presented 3/12/97 Index: Introduction Variants Analysis ...

Rapunzel Hi there. In case it hasn't struck you yet, you've arrived at our Rapunzel project. If you're supposed to be here, great! You made it. If you're not, well, browse around anyway and see what you think. Stuff You'll Find Around Here Variations -- It seems like part of the criteria for being a fairy tale is having a million and two references. Here are a couple of the not-so-subtle ones.

The Three Sisters Main Page The Three Sisters is a relatively unknown Grimm's Tale which was published in the 1812 edition of the Grimm's Children's and Household Tales. It was later omitted because Jacob Grimm felt that it was not really from the oral tradition. The source of the tale was actually Johann Karl August Musaus's Die Bucher der Chronika der drei Schwestern in Volksmarchen der ...

The many tellings of the story of Beauty and the Beast with references to historical origins ...

Propp's Structure of the Magic Tale I. Introductory sequence 1. Family member leaves family--the hero is introduced. 2. Interdiction--don't do X 3. Interdiction is violated--hero does X anyway 4. Villian--reconnaisance of hero 5. Villian gets information about hero 6. Villian attempts to deceive hero with trickery 7. Hero submits to trickery -- complicity. II. Body of the story 8. Villian causes ...

THE SLEEPING BEAUTY PAGE Welcome to our Sleeping Beauty Page! Analyses of various versions of Sleeping Beauty Feminist analyses of Sleeping Beauty Tales Sleeping Beauty as political propaganda Symbolism and psychoanalysis of Sleeping Beauty This page was created by Jennifer Rosenbaum, Rebecca Singer, Nick Mark, and Forest Hill. Special thanks to Prof. Diethelm Prowe (history) for translations.

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