Fairy Tales Grimms to Disney: Professor Norberg Course Preview

Professor Jakob Norberg, Department of Germanic Languages and Literature, Duke University
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  • Syllabus
  • Assignments by Week
    • Sample Assignment Week 4
    • Sample Assignment Week 14
  • Fairy Tales by KHM Number
    • KHM 1 – 20
      • 1 – The Frog Prince
      • 2 – Cat and Mouse in Partnership
      • 3 – Our Lady’s Child
      • 4 – The Youth Who Could Not Shiver and Shake
      • 5 – The Wolf and the Seven Little Kids
      • 6 – Faithful John
      • 7 – The Good Bargain
      • 8 – The Wonderful Musician
      • 9 – The Twelve Brothers
      • 10 – The Vagabonds
      • 11 – Brother and Sister
      • 12 – Rapunzel
      • 13 – The Three Little Men in the Woods
      • 14 – The Three Spinners
      • 15 – Hansel and Gretel
      • 16 – The Three Snake Leaves
      • 17 – The White Snake
      • 18 – The Straw, the Coal and The Bean
      • 19 – The Fisherman and His Wife
      • 20 – The Gallant Tailor
    • KHM 21 – 40
      • 21 – Cinderella
      • 22 – The Riddle
      • 23 – The Mouse, the Bird, and the Sausage
      • 24 – Mother Hulda
      • 25 – The Seven Ravens
      • 26 – Little Red Riding Hood
      • 27 – The Bremen Town Musicians
      • 28 – The Singing Bone
      • 29 – The Devil With the Three Golden Hairs
      • 30 – Little Spider and Little Flea
      • 31 – The Girl Without Hands
      • 32 – Prudent Hans
      • 33 – The Three Languages
      • 34 – Clever Else
      • 35 – The Tailor in Heaven
      • 36 – The Table, the Ass, and the Stick
      • 37 – Tom Thumb
      • 38 – How Mrs. Fox Married Again
      • 39 – The Elves
      • 40 – The Robber Bridegroom
    • KHM 41 – 60
      • 41 – Mr. Korbes
      • 42 – The Wonderful Glass
      • 43 – The Old Witch
      • 44 – Godfather Death
      • 45 – Tom Thumb’s Travels
      • 46 – Fitchers Bird
      • 47 – The Juniper Tree
      • 48 – Old Sultan
      • 49 – The Six Swans
      • 50 – The Sleeping Beauty
      • 51 – The Foundling Bird
      • 52 – King Thrusbeard
      • 53 – Snow-White and the Seven Dwarfs
      • 54 – The Knapsack, the Hat, and the Horn
      • 55 – Rumpelstiltskin
      • 56 – Sweetheart Roland
      • 57 – The Golden Bird
      • 58 – The Dog and the Sparrow
      • 59 – Fred and Kate
      • 60 – The Twin Brothers
    • KHM 61 – 80
      • 61 – The Little Peasant
      • 62 – The Queen Bee
      • 63 – The Three Feathers
      • 64 – The Golden Goose
      • 65 – The Princess in Disguise
      • 66 – The Rabbit’s bride
      • 67 – The Twelve Huntsmen
      • 68 – The Rogue and His Master
      • 69 – Jorinda and Joringel
      • 70 – The Three Children of Fortune
      • 71 – Six Soldiers of Fortune
      • 72 – The Wolf and the Man
      • 73 – The Wolf and the Fox
      • 74 – The Fox and his Cousin
      • 75 – The Fox and the Cat
      • 76 – The Pink
      • 77 – Clever Gretel
      • 78 – The Old Grandfather’s Corner
      • 79 – The Water Sprite
      • 80 – The Death of the Hen
    • KHM 81 – 100
      • 81 – Brother Frolick
      • 82 – Gambling Hansel
      • 83 – Hans in Luck
      • 84 – Hans Married
      • 85 – The Gold Children
      • 86 – The Fox and the Geese
      • 87 – The Poor Man and the Rich Man
      • 88 – The Singing, Soaring Lark
      • 89 – The Goose Girl
      • 90 – The Young Giant
      • 91 – The Elf
      • 92 – The King of the Golden Mountain
      • 93 – The Raven
      • 94 – The Peasant’s Wise Daughter
      • 95 – Old Hildebrand
      • 96 – The Three Little Birds
      • 97 – The Water of Life
      • 98 – Doctor Knowall
      • 99 – The Spirit in the Bottle
      • 100 – The Devil’s Sooty Brother
    • KHM 101 – 120
      • 101 – Bearskin
      • 102 – The Willow-Wren and the Bear
      • 103 – Sweet Porridge
      • 104 – Wise Folks
      • 105 – Tales of Snakes
      • 106 – The Poor Miller’s Boy and the Cat
      • 107 – The Two Travelers
      • 108 – Hans the Hedgehog
      • 109 – The Shroud
      • 110 – The Jew Among Thorns
      • 111 – The Skilful Huntsman
      • 112 – The Flail from Heaven
      • 113 – The Two Kings’ Children
      • 114 – The Cunning Little Tailor
      • 115 – The Bright Sun Brings It to Light
      • 116 – The Blue Light
      • 117 – The Wilful Child
      • 118 – The Three Army Surgeons
      • 119 – The Seven Swabians
      • 120 – The Three Apprentices
    • KHM 121 – 140
      • 121 – The Kings Son Who Feared Nothing
      • 122 – Donkey Cabbages
      • 123 – The Old Woman in the Woods
      • 124 – The Three Brothers
      • 125 – The Devil and His Grandmother
      • 126 – Ferdinand the Faithful and Ferdinand the Unfaithful
      • 127 – The Iron Stove
      • 128 – The Lazy Spinner
      • 129 – The Four Skilful Brothers
      • 130 – One-Eye, Two-Eyes, and Three-Eyes
      • 131 – Fair Katrinelje and Pif-Paf-Poltrie
      • 132 – The Fox and the Horse
      • 133 – The Shoes That Were Danced to Pieces
      • 134 – The Six Servants
      • 135 – The White Bride and the Black Bride
      • 136 – Iron John
      • 137 – The Three Black Princesses
      • 138 – Knoist and His Three Sons
      • 139 – The Maid of Brakel
      • 140 – Domestic Servants
    • KHM 141 – 160
      • 141 – The Lambkin and the Little Fish
      • 142 – Simeli Mountain
      • 143 – Going Traveling
      • 144 – The Donkey
      • 145 – The Ungrateful Son
      • 146 – The Turnip
      • 147 – The Old Man Made Young Again
      • 148 – The Lord’s Animals and the Devil’s
      • 149 – The Beam
      • 150 – The Old Beggar- Woman
      • 151a – The Three Sluggards
      • 151b – The Twelve Idle Servants
      • 152 – The Shepherd Boy
      • 153 – The Star Money
      • 154 – The Stolen Pennies
      • 155 – Brides on Trial
      • 156 – Odds and Ends
      • 157 – The Sparrow and His Four Children
      • 158 – The Story of Schlauraffen Land
      • 159 – The Ditmarsch Tale of Wonders
      • 160 – A Riddling Tale
    • KHM 161 – 180
      • 161 – Snow-White and Rose-Red
      • 162 – The Wise Servant
      • 163 – The Glass Coffin
      • 164 – Lazy Harry
      • 165 – The Griffin
      • 166 – Strong Hans
      • 167 – The Peasant in Heaven
      • 168 – Lean Lisa
      • 169 – The Hut in the Forest
      • 170 – Sharing Joy and Sorrow
      • 171 – The Willow-Wren
      • 172 – The Sole
      • 173 – The Bittern and the Hoopoe
      • 174 – The Owl
      • 175 – The Moon
      • 176 – The Duration of Life
      • 177 – Death’s Messengers
      • 178 – Master Pfriem
      • 179 – The Goose-Girl at the Well
      • 180 – Eve’s Various Children
    • KHM 181 – 200
      • 181 – The Nixie of the Mill-Pond
      • 182 – The Little Folks’ Presents
      • 183 – The Giant and the Tailor
      • 184 – The Nail
      • 185 – The Poor Boy in the Grave
      • 186 – The True Bride
      • 187 – The Hare and the Hedgehog
      • 188 – The Spindle, the Shuttle, and the Needle
      • 189 – The Peasant and the Devil
      • 190 – The Crumbs on the Table
      • 191 – The Sea-Hare
      • 192 – The Master-Thief
      • 193 – The Drummer
      • 194 – The Ear of Corn
      • 195 – The Grave Mound
      • 196 – Old Rinkrank
      • 197 – The Crystal Ball
      • 198 – Maid Maleen
      • 199 – The Boots of Buffalo Leather
      • 200 – The Golden Key
    • KHM 201 – 210
      • 201 – St. Joseph in the Forest
      • 202 – The Twelve Apostles
      • 203 – The Rose
      • 204 – Poverty and Humility Lead to Heaven
      • 205 – God’s Food
      • 206 – The Three Green Twigs
      • 207 – Our Lady’s Little Glass
      • 208 – The Aged Mother
      • 209 – The Heavenly Wedding
      • 210 – The Hazel Branch
  • Fairy Tales by Theme
    • Heroes and Heroines
    • Beauty and Splendor
    • Horror and Violence
    • The Journey Through the Forest
    • Wonder, Magic, Miracle, Enchantment
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  • Working With Texts
  • Bibliography

Beauty and Splendor

 

  • KHM 6 – Faithful John
  • KHM 12 – Rapunzel
  • KHM 22 – The Riddle
  • KHM 52 – King Thrusbeard
  • KHM 135 – The White Bride and the Black Bride
  • KHM 188 – The Spindle, the Shuttle, and the Needle
  • KHM 191 – The Sea-Hare

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