GERMAN 243 A: Fairy Tale and Fantasy
In this course we will marvel at how fairy tales are part of a transcultural and transnational ecologies of storytelling that stretch from 16th century Italy to present-day Coast Salish nations. We will also spin the fairy tale web in new directions by creatively adapting these tales for contemporary audiences. Readings (and viewings) include wonder tales from around the planet, scholarship on folktales, and provocations for adaptation.
Crosslisted with: Introduction to Global Literatures: Literary Genres Across Time and Place (GLITS 252 D); Introduction to Comparative Literature: Genres (C LIT 252 D); Introduction to Environmental Humanities (ENGL 265 B); Advanced Topics in Environmental Studies (ENVIR 495 C)