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The Antipositivism of Critical Theorytory beginning with the story’s origins in Prague, 1580, and theorizes the rise of its popularity during and immediately after World War I. The red-haired golem appears in numerous films as early as 1912 and as recent as 2019. Finally, the chapter gives an in-depth analysis of the symbolism of red hair in Peter Ackroyd’s . (1994).

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The Antipositivism of Critical Theorybversion of sexual mores. Red-haired men and women proliferate Morton’s . (2008) and . (2018), often referring to the redheads in fairy tales, in particular, Grimm Brothers’ version of “Rapunzel,” which this chapter explores. Also discussed (minimally) is Morton’s . (2008).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-7678-9i that provided the basis of Pamuk’s novel. The chapter then studies men and women of red hair in the ancient poem of India, the .; followed by the “red-haired Fan” in China’s second-century .. The reaction to redheads throughout the history of countries in the East and Africa are recorded and explored.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83515-6redhead; red hair; Neo-Victorian; Neo-Gothic; hair in literature; pre-Raphaelites; devil in literature

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