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Volume 26.2
This issue of Limina: a Journal of Historical and Cultural Studies presents two articles that speak to women/feminist issues and to raising or re-imagining the female voice. Svea Hundertmark’s article examines the reimagined female villain’s voice and representation in fairy tales, through their analysis of Disney’s Maleficent (2014). WhiteFeather Hunter provides insight into the history, identification, and ‘devianceness’ of contemporary technofeminist witches through a consideration of feminist scholars and witchcraft historiographers. Both of these articles highlight longstanding issues in the representation of womanhood and femininity, through fairy-tales and rape-culture, in the case of Hundertmark’s article, and the on-going battle around the autonomy of women’s bodies.
Introduction:
Volume 26.2, 2021: Introduction by Caitlan SmithArticles:
- ‘Both Hero and Villain’ – Rewriting the Tale, Revising the Villain, and Retelling Gender in Disney’s Maleficent (2014) by Svea Hundertmark
- The Witch in the Lab Coat: Deviant Pathways in Science by WhiteFeather Hunter
Book Reviews:
- Jessie Tu, A Lonely Girl is a Dangerous Thing by Janelle Koh
- Nadia Rhook, boots by Troy Rule
- Giulia Mensitieri, The Most Beautiful Job in the World by Caroline Smith
- Michael Bradley, Coniston by Susan Laura Sullivan
- Stella Budrikis, The Edward Street Baby Farm by Christine Yunn-Yu Sun
- Linda Weste, Inside the Verse Novel: Writers on Writing by Anne Sophie Voyer
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