- as "Hanna from Aleppo" in Galland's diary.
Literary scholars Ruth B.
Bottigheimer and
Paulo Lemos Horta have
argued that
Diyab should be
understood as...
- 106–107.
Bottigheimer 2002, p. 117.
Bottigheimer 2002, p. 45, 81.
Crawshaw 2014, p. 10.
Bottigheimer 2002, p. 81.
Bottigheimer 2012, p. 17.
Bottigheimer 2002...
- Ruth B.
Bottigheimer is a
literary scholar, folklorist, and author. She is
currently Research Professor in the
department of
English at
Stony Brook University...
- Imagination,
Twayne Publishers, New York, 1995, ISBN 0-8057-0950-9, p. 38
Bottigheimer 2012a, 7;
Waters 1894, xii;
Zipes 2015, 599. Opie, Iona; Opie, Peter...
- (1984), 319.
Bottigheimer (2008), p. 176.
Carpenter (1984), p. 127.
Bottigheimer (2008), p. 179.
Duggan (2008), p. 220 f.
Bottigheimer (2008), p. 177...
- the 1812
original edition of "Folk and
Fairy Tales"
Bottigheimer 1982, pp. 142–146
Bottigheimer 1982, p. 143 Tennant, Emma (1994). "On the art of the...
- of darkness' (borrowed from Hades) to slay the
gorgon Medusa. Ruth B.
Bottigheimer observes in The
Oxford Companion to
Fairy Tales that Jack's
final adventure...
-
where she
finds work in a
menial position. In a study,
scholar Ruth
Bottigheimer notes that,
before Perrault's tale,
French author Bonaventure des Périers...
-
April 2023.
Croce 2001, pp. 888–889.
Swann Jones 1995, p. 38. See Ruth
Bottigheimer:
Fairy tales, old
wives and
printing presses.
History Today, 31 December...
- m****cripts are "back-translations" of Galland's text into Arabic. Ruth B.
Bottigheimer and
Paulo Lemos Horta have
argued that
Hanna Diyab should be understood...
