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dayziee
Unregistered User
(3/30/04 5:18 am)
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Angela Carter
Does anyone know where I can find any good website about angla Carter and The Blooody Chamber - either about one specific story or aout her general feminist themes that run throughout.
Urgent...
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Terri
Windling
Registered User
(3/30/04 7:47 am)
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Re: Angela Carter
There's a nice general essay on Angela Carter here: www.themodernword.com/scriptorium/carter.html.
It's about her work overall, rather than The Bloody Chamber specifically,
but interesting nonetheless.
For more in-depth material on Angela Carter and literary fairy tales,
the excellent journal Marvels and Tales devoted an entire issue
to the subject. Here's their web site: www.langlab.wayne.edu/MarvelsHome/Marvels_Tales.html
Edited by: Terri Windling at: 3/30/04 7:52 am
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Niniane
Sunyata
Registered User
(3/30/04 7:59 am)
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Re: Angela Carter
Angela
Carter Research Page is one I've found, it has a cool link to
a tv interview with Ms. Carter. Also, check if your university is
linked to a database like Project Muse or Infotrac Web since they
have some pretty good academic journals on their list. Lots of articles
about Carter available there.
And yeah, that special Marvels and Tales issue on Carter
Ms Windling mentioned is a great resource - it can also be ordered
via amazon.com, which is how I got my own (precious) copy.
Anita Harris.
Terra Mythogene
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Veronica
Schanoes
Registered User
(3/30/04 9:27 am)
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Re: Angela Carter
There are a number of collections of essays on Carter's work--if
you have access to a university library, a quick troll through their
catalog should bring up a few. One I know off the top of my head
is called Angela Carter: The Rational Glass. I think there's
another called Flesh and the Mirror, but I wouldn't swear
to it.
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Niniane
Sunyata
Registered User
(3/30/04 9:39 am)
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Re: Angela Carter
Flesh and the Mirror is edited by Lorna Sage and The
Rational Glass is written by Aidan Day.
Anita Harris.
Terra Mythogene
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Veronica
Schanoes
Registered User
(3/30/04 9:48 am)
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Re: Angela Carter
Thanks Anita! I swear, my mind is like a manuscript w/holes burned in it. The info I can call up is usually accurate, but so incomplete as not to be very helpful!
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Niniane
Sunyata
Registered User
(3/31/04 1:17 pm)
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Re: Angela Carter
Hee. You're welcome...and I'm no stranger to the memory loss thingie
Anita Harris.
Terra Mythogene
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