01508nam a2200193   4500020001500000100002300015245012500038260003400163300002000197500005900217504005100276505070900327650003301036650004001069650002301109650001901132999001501151952014801166  a04159051331 aZipes, Jack David.10aFairy tales and the art of subversion :bthe classical genre for children and the process of civilization /cJack Zipes.  aNew York :bRoutledge,c1991.  a214 p ;c22 cm.  aFirst published: London : Heinemann Educational, 1983.  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  aCONTENTS: Acknowledgement -- Fairy tale discourse:  Towards a social history of the genre -- Setting  standards for civilization through fairy tales: Charles  Perrault and his associations -- Who's afraid of the  brother's Grimm? Socialization and politicization through  fairy tales -- Hans Christain Andersen and the discourse  of the dominated -- Inverting and subverting the world  with hope: The fairy tales of George MacDonald, Oscar  Wilde and L. Frank Baum -- The fight over fairy-tale  discourse: Family, friction, and socialization in the  Weimar republic and Nazi Germany -- The liberating  potential of the fantastic in contemporary fairy tales  for children -- Bibliography -- Index.  grt 0aChildrenxBooks and reading. 0aFairy talesxHistory and criticism. 0aMoral development. 0aSocialization.  c5845d5845  00102ddc40708MAINaRTCLIBbRTCLIBcMAINd2018-11-27h i10721l2m6o398.2 ZIPp30010501r2024-12-30 00:00:00s2022-07-02w2018-11-27yMAIN