ONCE UPON A TIME CONCLUDING REMARKS.

This section focuses on the fairy tales written by Spanish women authors. The characters in Ana María Moix's short story "Erase una vez (Once Upon a Time)" are described. The dilemma the fairy tale poses for modern female authors is analyzed by Christina Bacchilega in her study "Postmodern Fairy Tal...

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Publicado en:Women & Children First: Spanish Women Writers & the Fairy Tale Tradition pp. 265 - 269
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Publicado: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 2002
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