For your final essay, please make sure to properly cite Monster Theory, by Jeffrey Jerome Cohen. Here is the information: In the parenthetical citation, simply use his last name (Cohen). You do not need to include the page numbers, since you don't have those. For the Works Cited page, here is the info to plug in: Cohen, Jeffrey Jerome. Monster Theory. Minneapolis, Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 1996. Lastly, please note that the works cited page citation above is not formatted with the proper indentation (I can't do that in blogger), so make sure you indent the second line.
What are some of the key aspects of the tale type that you see in both versions of B&B that you read for today? Remember, these are elements that are present in each version, even if they change form (such as Cinderella’s shoe becoming an iPhone). What is the role of Beauty's self-sacrifice in DeBeamont’s version of the tale? Does Carter challenge or change this theme in her version of the story? If so, how so? Discuss the role of fathers in both stories. How are they portrayed? Do you note any interesting differences between the way DeBeamont portrays Beauty’s father and the way Carter does? Analyze the ending of Angela Carter's The Tiger's Bride. If Angela Carter is re-writing Beauty and the Beast from a feminist perspective, why do you think she chooses the ending that she does? What does the Beast's transformation symbolize? What about Beauty's transformation?
Please note that the day on which you present is the day your project is due. Before the beginning of class, you need to submit your project to Moodle. Upload one file for the entire project, so make sure to put it all in one document. Pdf preferred; docx or doc is acceptable (just make sure to check the formatting). 1:30 Class Tuesday, Dec 3 Maleah Ash Lexi Abby Maya Rachel Grey Thursday, Dec 5 Jacob Jackson Bridget Zyanya Jake Hailey Jimmy 3:00 Class Tuesday, Dec 3 Emily Brian Michelle Ryen Aidan Thursday, Dec 5 Tina Andres Sally Julia
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