Forget Fairytales
Dragon comics that poke fun at Western society's legends and the cultural expectations those legends produce. Written & illustrated by Christine Stoddard.
Published by A Girl Who No Longer Exists
- How Disney Damages Fairy Tales and Historical FolkloreJack Zipes believes that Disney destroyed fairy tales. Here's why he's right.
- Are Fairy Tales Harmful to Children? Parents often can't help but wonder if the scary content in fairy tales is harmful or if children are perceptive enough to internalize any dark meanings. The answer is no. Children take the stories at face value
- Fairy Tales Offer Important Life Lessons to Children Age Six Through TwelveFor children ages six through twelve, the use of fairy tales offer some of the most advantageous benefits in reading and story time.
- Archetypes in Fairy Tales: A Mirror of the American EthosThis essay sets forth the moral, social, political, and sexual values of fairy tales that are still pertinent in American society.
- What is Wrong with the Original Fairy Tales?The fairy tales everyone thinks of when they think of Cinderella and Snow White are the Disney manufactured ones. What ever happened to the original ones written by the Grimm Brothers?
- Female Gender Roles in Fairy Tales
- Fairy Tales: The Real Deal Behind Their Morals and Character Stereotypes
- What Big Ears You Have: Lessons to Learn from Fairy Tales
- Oscar Wilde's Fairy Tales: No One Lived Happily Ever After
- Fairy Tales: A Reflection of Society
- Little Red Riding Hood and the Temptation of Maturity in Fairy Tales
- Public Reactions to Harry Potter and Grimm's Fairy Tales