Titlebook: War, Myths, and Fairy Tales; Sara Buttsworth,Maartje Abbenhuis Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Fairy Tales.

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歹徒

,“Life Was a State in Which a War Was On”: A.S. Byatt’s Portrayal of War and Norse Mythology in ,,fs and narratives of Norse mythology. Byatt’s novel challenges readers to revise their understanding of both myth and war, and questions the finality of war by projecting the possibility of life beyond.

Entirety

,War and the ,. The Motif of the Unborn Generations in Jewish Women’s Story-Telling,post-war relocation in Britain. The imagery of . resonates with the often traumatic history of the story’s transmission from its pre-war past to the modern international story-telling circuit. This chapter discusses the significance of the story-cycle within the dramatically changing contexts that the Marks-Khymberg family tradition has undergone.

jungle

,War and the ,. The Motif of the Unborn Generations in Jewish Women’s Story-Telling,post-war relocation in Britain. The imagery of . resonates with the often traumatic history of the story’s transmission from its pre-war past to the modern international story-telling circuit. This chapter discusses the significance of the story-cycle within the dramatically changing contexts that the Marks-Khymberg family tradition has undergone.

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limber

,Abelardo Díaz Alfaro’s Tales: The Tragicomedy of the Dawn of US Intervention in Puerto Rico,ce of Díaz Alfaro’s short stories in Puerto Rican intellectual, political, and cultural history and surveys how his folk tales construct culture, race, slavery, violence, and the morality of colonial resistance.

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,Abelardo Díaz Alfaro’s Tales: The Tragicomedy of the Dawn of US Intervention in Puerto Rico,ce of Díaz Alfaro’s short stories in Puerto Rican intellectual, political, and cultural history and surveys how his folk tales construct culture, race, slavery, violence, and the morality of colonial resistance.

Acclaim

生意行为

Flying Home: Aestheticizing and Americanizing Experiences of Exile and Migration in the Second Worlor American children, were reshaped into familiar fairy tale tropes, reaffirming the stability of the family and reinforcing the American nationalist assertion that the Second World War was a “just war.”

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