ABSTRACT

Jack Zipes presents the many faces of Little Red Riding Hood. Bringing together 35 of the best versions of the tale, from the Brothers Grimm to Anne Sexton, Zipes uses the tales to explore questions of Western culture, sexism and politics.

chapter |16 pages

Prologue: Framing Little Red Riding Hood

chapter 1|3 pages

Little Red Riding Hood (1697)

ByCharles Perrault

chapter 6|4 pages

Little Red Cap (1812)

ByJacob, Wilhelm Grimm

chapter 7|20 pages

Little Red Riding Hood (1846)

ByF. W. N. Bayley

chapter 15|1 pages

Sturry from Rad Ridink Hoot (1926)

ByMilt Gross

chapter 16|7 pages

Little Red Riding Hood (1927)

ByWalter de la Mare

chapter 18|1 pages

The Girl and the Wolf (1939)

ByJames Thurber

chapter 20|5 pages

Little Polly Riding Hood (1955)

ByCatherine Storr

chapter 21|2 pages

Little Red Cap '65 (1965)

ByAnneliese Meinert

chapter 25|2 pages

Little Green Riding Hood (1974)

ByGianni Rodari

chapter 26|3 pages

Little Red Cap (1974)

ByMax von der Grün

chapter 27|4 pages

Little Red Riding Hood (1974)

ByTomi Ungerer

chapter 28|1 pages

The Old Wolf (1976)

ByRudolf Otto Wiemer

chapter 31|4 pages

Little Red Cap (1978)

ByO. F. Gmelin

chapter 33|10 pages

The Company of Wolves (1979)

ByAngela Carter

chapter 34|3 pages

Goldflower and the Bear (1979)

ByChiang Mi

chapter 35|29 pages

Wolfland (1983)

ByTanith Lee

chapter 36|4 pages

Not So Little Red Riding Hood (1985)

ByAnne Sharpe

chapter 38|12 pages

Roja and Leopold (1990)

BySally Miller Gearhart

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