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Fairy Tales Framed
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Translations of the forewords and afterwords by original fairy tale authors and commentaries by their contemporaries, material that has not been widely published in English.

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  1. Cover
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  1. Title Page, Copyright Page
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  1. Contents
  2. pp. v-vi
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  1. Acknowledgments
  2. pp. vii-xii
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  1. Address to the Reader
  2. pp. xiii-xiv
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  1. I. An Introduction to Fairy Tales and the Boccaccian Literary Model
  1. 1. An Introduction to Fairy Tales
  2. pp. 3-12
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  1. 2. Giovanni Boccaccio, The Genealogy of the Pagan Gods (begun circa 1350)
  2. pp. 13-22
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  1. II. Fairy Tales in Italy:Early Authors, Theorists, and Critics
  1. 3. The Literary Fairy Tale in Italy
  2. pp. 25-40
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  1. 4. Giovan Francesco Straparola,The Pleasant Nights (1551, 1553)
  2. pp. 41-46
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  1. 5. Andrea Calmo, “Letter to Signora Frondosa”(1556)
  2. pp. 47-54
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  1. 6. Girolamo Bargagli, Dialogue on Games That Are Played during the Sienese Veglie (1572, written 1563)
  2. pp. 55-60
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  1. 7. Giambattista Basile, The Tale of Tales (Dedication for Day 1, 1634)
  2. pp. 61-66
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  1. 8. Girolamo Brusoni, The Glories of the Incogniti,Or the Illustrious Men of the Academy of the“Unknown Gentlemen” (1647)
  2. pp. 67-70
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  1. 9. Pompeo Sarnelli, Foreword to Giambattista Basile’s Pentamerone (1674) and Foreword to An Outing to Posillipo (1684)
  2. pp. 71-80
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  1. 10. Bartolomeo Lupardi, “Dedicatory Letter to Signor Giuseppe Spada” (1679)
  2. pp. 81-84
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  1. 11. Maddelena and Teresa Manfredi, and Teresa and Angiola Zanotti, The Gossip on the Chair (1742)
  2. pp. 85-88
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  1. 12. Ferdinando Galiani, On the Neapolitan Dialect ([1779])1
  2. pp. 89-94
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  1. 13. Luigi Serio, The Fart. Response to On the Neapolitan Dialect (1780)
  2. pp. 95-98
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  1. III. Fairy Tales and Fairyland Fictions in France:Establishing the Canon
  1. 14. Fairy Tales and Fairyland Fictions in France
  2. pp. 101-112
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  1. 15. Charles Perrault, Griselda, Novella, with the Tale of Donkeyskin and That of the Ridiculous Wishes. Fourth Edition (1695)1
  2. pp. 113-124
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  1. 16. Charles Perrault, Tales of My Mother Goose (1695)
  2. pp. 125-126
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  1. 17. Marie-Jeanne Lhéritier de Villandon, Diverse Works1 (1696)
  2. pp. 127-154
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  1. 18. Catherine Bernard, “Prince Rosebush” and“Ricky of the Tuft” in Inès of Cordova: A Spanish Novel (1696)1
  2. pp. 155-158
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  1. 19. Mercure galant, Extract from The History of the Marquise / Marquis of Banneville (September 1696)
  2. pp. 159-162
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  1. 20. Charles Perrault, Histories, or Tales of Past Times, with Morals (1697) License
  2. pp. 163-164
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  1. 21. [Editor] Mercure galant, Presentation of Histories, or Tales of Past Times1 (January 1697)
  2. pp. 165-166
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  1. 22. Marie-Catherine1 d’Aulnoy, Tales of the Fairies (1697)2 and New Tales, or The Fashionable Fairies (1698)3
  2. pp. 167-194
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  1. 23. Charlotte Rose de La Force, “Notice Concerning the Following Story” in The Tales of the Tales1 (1698)
  2. pp. 195-198
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  1. 24. Henriette Julie de Murat, Sublime and Allegorical Histories (1699)1
  2. pp. 199-206
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  1. 25. Abbé Pierre de Villiers, Conversations about the Contes de Fées and some other works of our time,to serve as an antidote to bad taste, dedicated tothe gentlemen of the Académie Française (1699)1
  2. pp. 207-220
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  1. 26. Antoine Galland, Thousand and One Nights.Arab Tales Translated into French (1704–1717)
  2. pp. 221-228
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  1. Works Cited
  2. pp. 229-242
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  1. Contributors
  2. pp. 243-244
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  1. Index
  2. pp. 245-254
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  1. Back Cover
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