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The Castle of Truth and Other Revolutionary Tales [Book Review]
The European Legacy 27 (7-8):858-860 (2022)
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In his series, Oddly Modern Fairy Tales, published by Princeton University Press, Jack Zipes, a prominent folklore and fairy-tales scholar, revives narratives written by talented but neglected or f...Links
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