Keyword [Snow White]
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| 21. | Postmodernist Fiction Translation From Perspective Of Seed Transplanting |
| 22. | On Parody In Donald Barthelme’s Snow White |
| 23. | On "Snow White Village" |
| 24. | The Alienation Of Characters In Donald Barthelme’s Snow White |
| 25. | A Study Of Black Humor In Donald Barthelme’s Snow White |
| 26. | The Novel Snow White Written By Donald Barthelme On The Theory Of Cultural Memory |
| 27. | On The Translator’s Subjectivity In Yu Jianhua’s Chinese Translation Of Snow White |
| 28. | On The Death Theme Of Donald Barthelme's Snow White |
| 29. | A Study Of Snow White From The Perspective Of Post-modern Feminism |
| 30. | On The Innovation And Development Of "Hua Er" |
| 31. | A Comparative Study Of The Three Versions Of?Snow White? |
| 32. | On The Subversive Rewriting Of Grimm's Fairy Tale "Snow White" By Contemporary British And American Writers |
| 33. | The evolution of Snow White: A close textual analysis of three versions of the Snow White fairy tale |
| 34. | The happiest films on earth: A textual and contextual analysis of how and why Walt Disney altered the fairy tales and legends of 'Snow White', 'Cinderella', 'The Little Mermaid', and 'Pocahontas' |
| 35. | Brothers Grimm and sisters grimmer: The transformation of the Grimms' 'Little Red Cap,' 'Ashputtle' and 'Little Snow White' in Tanith Lee's 'Bloodmantle,' 'When the Clock Strikes' and 'Red as Blood' |
| 36. | Awakenings and transformations: Re-visioning the tales of 'Sleeping Beauty,' 'Snow White,' 'The Frog Prince,' and 'Tam Lin' |
| 37. | From Snow White to Jasmine: Sixty years of Disney fairy tale heroines, sixty years of women |
| 38. | Barthelme's 'Snow White', Calvino's 'The Castle of Crossed Destinies' and contemporary discourse on the fairy tale: Feminist and Foucauldian approaches |
| 39. | Snow White in Space: Science Fiction Reimagines Traditional Fairy Tales |
| 40. | From Steamboats to Snow White: How the Mickey Mouse Short Films Between 1928 and 1934 Resulted in a Shift from an Abstract to a Naturalistic Animation Style in the Disney Studios |
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