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'''The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900''' is an anthology of stories edited and translated by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]]. | '''The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900''' is an anthology of stories edited and translated by [[Shawn C. Jarvis]] and [[Jeannine Blackwell]]. | ||
==Contents== | |||
* List of Illustrations vii-ix | |||
* Acknowledgements ix | |||
* "Introduction: The Historical Context of German Women's Fairy Tales" / [[Jeannine Blackwell]] pp. 1-10 | |||
* "Prologue: The Ghost Lady" (1853) / [[Gisela Von Arnim]] pp. 11-14 | |||
* "The Tale of Fewei" (1784) / Catherine the Great pp. 15-16; 17-27 | |||
* "The Lion and the Frog" (1792/1793; 1814) / Ludovica Brentano Jordis pp. 27-28; 29-32 | |||
* "Boadicea and Velleda" (1795) / Benedikte Naubert pp. 33-34; 35-74 | |||
* "The Old Man in the Cave" (1800) / Sophie Tieck Bernhardi Von Knorring, pp. 75-76; 77-88 | |||
* "The Giants' Forest" (1801) / Anonymous, pp. 89-90; 91-102 | |||
* "Temora" (1804) / Karoline Von Günderrode (Tian, [[pseudonym]]) pp. 103-104; 105-110 | |||
* "The Queen's Son" (1808) / Bettina Von Arnim pp. 111-112; 113-116 | |||
* "The Symbols" (1814) / Amalie Von Helwig pp. 117-118; 119-126 | |||
* "The Rescued Princess" (1818) / Anna von Haxthausen pp. 127-128; 129-132 | |||
* "The Godmothers" (1818) / Karoline Stahl pp. 133-134; 135-140 | |||
* "The Kind and Diligent Housewife" (1828) / Amalie Schoppe pp. 141-142; 143-164 | |||
* "Princess Rosalieb: A Fairy Tale" (1841) / Agnes Franz pp. 165-166; 167-182 | |||
* "A Modern Fairy Tale" (1841) / [[Fanny Lewald]] pp. 183-184; 185-194 | |||
* "Tale of the Mlnkeys" (1845) | |||
==Editions== | ==Editions== | ||
Revision as of 18:39, 2 April 2007
The Queen's Mirror: Fairy Tales by German Women, 1780-1900 is an anthology of stories edited and translated by Shawn C. Jarvis and Jeannine Blackwell.
Contents
- List of Illustrations vii-ix
- Acknowledgements ix
- "Introduction: The Historical Context of German Women's Fairy Tales" / Jeannine Blackwell pp. 1-10
- "Prologue: The Ghost Lady" (1853) / Gisela Von Arnim pp. 11-14
- "The Tale of Fewei" (1784) / Catherine the Great pp. 15-16; 17-27
- "The Lion and the Frog" (1792/1793; 1814) / Ludovica Brentano Jordis pp. 27-28; 29-32
- "Boadicea and Velleda" (1795) / Benedikte Naubert pp. 33-34; 35-74
- "The Old Man in the Cave" (1800) / Sophie Tieck Bernhardi Von Knorring, pp. 75-76; 77-88
- "The Giants' Forest" (1801) / Anonymous, pp. 89-90; 91-102
- "Temora" (1804) / Karoline Von Günderrode (Tian, pseudonym) pp. 103-104; 105-110
- "The Queen's Son" (1808) / Bettina Von Arnim pp. 111-112; 113-116
- "The Symbols" (1814) / Amalie Von Helwig pp. 117-118; 119-126
- "The Rescued Princess" (1818) / Anna von Haxthausen pp. 127-128; 129-132
- "The Godmothers" (1818) / Karoline Stahl pp. 133-134; 135-140
- "The Kind and Diligent Housewife" (1828) / Amalie Schoppe pp. 141-142; 143-164
- "Princess Rosalieb: A Fairy Tale" (1841) / Agnes Franz pp. 165-166; 167-182
- "A Modern Fairy Tale" (1841) / Fanny Lewald pp. 183-184; 185-194
- "Tale of the Mlnkeys" (1845)
Editions
- 2001: University of Nebraska Press; ISBN 0803261810