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What makes a fairy tale good: The queer kindness of "The Golden Bird"

Perry Nodelman

A pre-theory practitioner of New Critical interpretation considers the qualities of a fairy tale, the Grimm Brothers' s \"The Golden Bird.\"

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January 1, 1977
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Children's Literature Children's and Young Adult Literature New Criticism Folk and Fairy Tales Fairy tales Brothers Grimm Grimms Fairy Tales
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