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Volume 37, Issue 2 (2023) Literary Fairy Tales and the Embodied Mind

From the Editor

From the Editors
Marvels & Tales Editors

Preface

Introduction to the Special Issue: Literary Fairy Tales and the Embodied Mind
Francesca Arnavas and Marzia Beltrami

Articles

Metamorphosis: Embodied Narrative at Play in the Seventeenth-Century Fairy Tale
Karin Kukkonen

Queer Disabled Bodyminds in the Fairy Tales of Dinah Mulock Craik and Oscar Wilde
John Patrick Pazdziora

Love, the Moon, and the Body: George MacDonald’s “The Light Princess” and “Little Daylight” as Reflections on the Embodied Mind
Francesca Arnavas

Conceptualizing the Embodied Cognition of Uncertainty in Two Terrifying Tales: Lucy Lane Clifford’s “The New Mother” and Neil Gaiman’s Coraline
Anna Kérchy

From Affective Schemata to Authentic Becoming: How Reading about Bodies Can Shape Our Mental Landscape and Philosophical Outlook; Postcritique and A. S. Byatt’s “A Stone Woman”
Naomi Rokotnitz

“Feeling Thought”: Exploring the Materiality of the Mind in A. S. Byatt’s Fairy Tales
Marzia Beltrami

Fairy-Tale Bodies and Embodying the Fairy Tale in Telltale Games’ The Wolf Among Us
Mattia Bellini

Writing and Drawing “The Three Dresses” (Creative Practice as Research)
Jess Richards

The Three Dresses
Jess Richards

Reviews

Contributors

Index

Index to Volume 37