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Here lie the travails of a group of scholars creating an online database for the study of traditional and evolving fairy tales as portrayed on television. We welcome any and all comments, particularly if you know of a TV show that references fairy tales that's not in the database. Happy hunting!Tags
- 394r Guest Posts
- Alice in Wonderland
- Beauty and the Beast
- character portrayals
- children's TV
- Cinderella
- commercials
- Cortlynd Olsen
- crosspost
- Erica Smith
- Fairy tale realms
- Fairy Tale Salon
- fttv.byu.edu
- Gigi Valentine
- Goldie and Bear
- Grimm
- Into The Woods
- Lauren
- Lauren Redding
- Laurenv watches
- Lewis Carroll
- Lie to Me
- Literary Fairy Tales
- Little Red Riding Hood
- mash-up episodes
- Not Television
- Once Upon a Time
- OUAT
- Pied Piper
- preschool edutainment
- Review and Recap
- rocky and bullwinkle
- satire
- Setting the Stage Events
- Sofia the First
- Tea Party Questions
- Theatre Department
- UCBerkeley
- Un-Birthday Party
- Visualizing Wonder
- Weddings
- Weight-Watching
- Western States Folklore Society
- WSFS 2016
- WSFS 2018
Tag Archives: WSFS 2016
The Folklore of Folklore Conferences
There was a moment during the Western States Folklore Society 75th annual meeting last month where I realized how specific and special folklore studies scholars are. I was attending this conference, like my peers Ariel Peterson and Lauren Redding, for the first … Continue reading
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One Fairy Tale Girl’s Experience at a Very Serious Academic Folklore Conference
On the final day of the Western States Folklore Society conference, while waiting for Dr Rudy’s presentation to begin, I had a brief conversation with Dr. Tok Thompson of the University of Southern California. After introducing myself and answering affirmatively … Continue reading
Fat Fairies, Mash-Ups, and Advertisements: the Hypnotic Effect of TV Fairy Tales
On April 7-9, 2016, the FTTV Project Participants traveled from Provo, Utah to Berkeley, California to present their panel at the Western States Folklore Society Conference. Ariel Peterson was first up with her analysis of fairy godmothers that usually appear as fat … Continue reading
Destination: Western States Folklore Conference
Western States Folklore Society is celebrating 75 years at their 2016 meeting! Three of the FTTV Project Participants are going to UC Berkley this April for the WSFS Conference to present the panel entitled “Fat Fairies, Mashups, and Advertisements: The … Continue reading