ANGELA CARTER'S "THE COMPANY OF WOLVES" VS. GRIMM'S "LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD" Angela Carter's feminist revisions of classic fairy tales often seem to bear no relation to their original counterparts. However, a closer look reveals the often over-looked connections and parallels between the two...

The short story by Tanith Lee entitled "Wolfland," which was largely based on Charles Perrault's "Little Red Riding Hood," has both similarities and differences to Perrault's tale. In Lee's "Wolfland," Lisel is, in essence, metaphorically devoured by the ...

"How can the bitten apple flesh out its scar again?": Bridging the gap between our Natural and animal selves, in Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber sets out to examine sexuality for women within a misogynistic society. I believe that Cart...

Red Riding hood VS the Wolf The Little Red Riding Hood is one of the most studied and interpreted fairytales. This fairytale has many variants and problematizing interpretation, that is, which version is considered by folklorists as the "authoritative" version of the tale. The Lit...