Explores how contemporary issues of social justice and social change are represented, examined and interrogated in modern versions and adaptations of fairy tales across novels, film and TV.
Explores how contemporary issues of social justice and social change are represented, examined and interrogated in modern versions and adaptations of fairy tales across novels, film and TV.
Acknowledgements Credits 1. Tales of the Otherwise 2. Storyworld Thinking and Fairy-Tale Relationality: Greed and Its Discontents 3. Justice for Monsters: Toward a Popular Green Criminology of "Little Red Riding Hood" 4. Finding Oneself Between Species: Hybrid Creatures and Kinship 5. Spirited Borders: Wonder Genres and Decolonial Hauntologies 6. Fairy-Tale Mixing: Reanimation Wanted for Better Futures 7. Epilogue: The Fairy Tale's "What If?" and Wonder Media for Justice Bibliography Mediagraphy Index
Acknowledgements Credits 1. Tales of the Otherwise 2. Storyworld Thinking and Fairy-Tale Relationality: Greed and Its Discontents 3. Justice for Monsters: Toward a Popular Green Criminology of "Little Red Riding Hood" 4. Finding Oneself Between Species: Hybrid Creatures and Kinship 5. Spirited Borders: Wonder Genres and Decolonial Hauntologies 6. Fairy-Tale Mixing: Reanimation Wanted for Better Futures 7. Epilogue: The Fairy Tale's "What If?" and Wonder Media for Justice Bibliography Mediagraphy Index
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