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245 10 $aWhen dreams came true :$bclassical fairy tales and their tradition /$cJack Zipes.
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 199-221) and index.
505 0 $aSpells of enchantment: an overview of the history of fairy tales. --The rise of the French fairy tale and the decline of France. --The splendor of the Arabian nights. --Once there were two brothers named Grimm. --Hans Christian Andersen and the discourse of the dominated. --The flowering of the fairy tale in Victorian England. --Oscar Wilde's tales of illumination. --Carlo Collodi's Pinocchio as tragic-comic fairy tale. --Frank Stockton, American pioneer of fairy tales. --L. Frank Baum and the utopian spirit of Oz. --Herman Hesse's fairy tales and the pursuit of home.
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