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15 Cards in this Set
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moon ribbon - silver hair
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The Moon Ribbon
a. Jane Yolen |
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Traditional Hansel and Gretel Story
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Hansel and Gretal
a.Translated By: David Luke From: Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm |
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Traditional Rumplestiltskin Tale
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Rumpelstiltskin
a. Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm |
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A homosexual satire on Rumpelstiltskin
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Rumpelstiltskin
a. Peter Cashorali |
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Traditional tale of Bluebeard
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Bluebeard p.55
a. Martin Hallet and Barbara Karasek |
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Poem-Jealous, controlling man who kills his “last ___"
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My Last Duchess p.63
a. Robert Browning |
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The original Cinderella. Chinese version. Magical fish
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Yeh-hsien
a. Maria Tartar |
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European version of Cinderella. Magical doves, lentils in ash
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Ashiepattle p.68
a. Jacob and William Grimm |
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Dark Version of Cinderella. Complete inversion of the traditional Cinderella
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When the Clock Strikes
a. Tanith Lee |
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Mirror, Mirror on the Wall
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The Wife Killer
a. Kate Bernheimer |
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Tom boyish girl who blossoms when she gets older
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Girl
a. Lucy Grealy |
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Flower saves the world!
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The Last Flower
a. James Thurber |
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How a guys interpreted Bambi into his own life
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Bambi: A Boy's Story
a. Banks |
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her premise: an extension of using metaphors to describe our perception of the world
condition that is “deserved” or a consequence to a “behavior” |
AIDS and Its Metaphors
a. Sontag |
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Intertextuality
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Intro to "texts and other texts"
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