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alexseanchai) wrote2015-01-14 04:33 pm
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Pertinent to idea number this-is-getting-ridiculous: does anyone have links or recs for pre-1923 tellings of fairy/folktales of non-European origin, especially those with female protagonists? Ideally translated to English without having been filtered through the European/USian lens, but I suspect I'm asking for the moon on a platter in the previous sentence and the sun and stars for a crown in this one. (Yes, I will be Project Gutenberging after I get home and finish my homework.)
Will I be fucking anything up if I femslash up those stories like I want to do forex Cinderella/Rapunzel, or should I stick to femslashing (and racebending) stories of European and white-American origin?
Will I be fucking anything up if I femslash up those stories like I want to do forex Cinderella/Rapunzel, or should I stick to femslashing (and racebending) stories of European and white-American origin?
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I don't see any reason not to femslash fairy tales in the public domain. I am not an expert on cultural appropriation, thouh, so I have no idea if doing so would be horrible to their origins.
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How is what you're planning to do any different than say Ella Enchanted (either version) or Ever After did with Cinderella?
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On which platform is fyeahcopyright?
I'm nervous about being / appearing racist.
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I have nothing on the racism appearance as it's basically in the eye of the beholder and as a white girl, my glasses are pretty rose colored.
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Thanks.
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Might do. Thanks.