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A Splendid Modern Work ... What Baroque Dreams, Grotesque Scenes, Ghostly, Ridiculous, Strange, And Chilling Brainstorms! ... All Of This Is Remarkable, Original, And Uncanny ... I Recommend That Readers Go And Find Some Good Time To Spend With This Beautiful Book.--thomas Mann. Flirting With Aestheticism And Exoticism, Bela Balazs's Fairy Tales Draw Their Power From An Oracular Voice That Traces Paths Of Desire, Dread, Rapture, And Sorrow, A Master Stylist, Balazs Puts Us In Touch With The Sublime Through Velvety Prose That Mimics The Brush Strokes Of Master Calligraphers. Jack Zipes's Introduction Tells Its Own Fascinating Tale About How A Hungarian Writer And Intellectual Found Redemption In Fairy Tales.--maria Tatar, Author Of Enchanted Hunters: The Power Of Stories In Childhood. These Fairy Tales Are Wonderful, Touching, And Fantastic--you Can Feel The Giddy Liberty Balazs Gave Himself In Writing Them.^ I Enthusiastically Recommend Them To Anyone Who Can Still Feel The Pleasure Of Being Kidnapped By Fantasy And Being Taken Away To A Land That Is Both Vividly Colored And Intellectually Curious. The Collection Is A Delight And Jack Zipes's Introduction Is Splendid--andrei Codres

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Author

Zipes, Jack;Balázs, Béla

Publisher

Princeton University Press

Published

2010

Language

EN

ISBN

9780691147116

Category

philosophy

Subjects

Fiction, Folklore, Anthropology

Rating

3.73 / 5 (19 ratings)

Updated

2026-03-13