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How do “The Wicked Stepmother’s Lament” and "Beauty and the Chad" complicate the gender roles in traditional fairy tales?

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"The Wicked Stepmother's Lament"

not exactly feminist

gives background on the female struggle

shows how cinderella is not a feminist character

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Sarah Rees Brennan, "Beauty and the Chad"

mixes standard and more modern fairytales

beauty and the beast retelling

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"Misogyny In Fairy Tales?"

https://steelthistles.blogspot.com/2021/09/misogyny-in-fairy-tales.html

feminist and women's experience

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"Feminist Fairy-tale Scholarship"

background of feminsim in fairytales

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Even though readers believe that all fairy tales are either feminist or not, I argue that stories show themes of both because they don’t all follow the same template of traditional gender roles.

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The question of fairtytales having been feminist or not has been debated for as long as they have been around. Through the tales such as ones by the Grimms Brothers and Perrault all the way to modern retellings, women have been displayed in many different ways.

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Even though a tale leans feminist, it doesn't necessarily mean that the story inspires feminist behavior from its audience.

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Through century old tales to modern stories, women are portrayed in multitudes of different ways. These tales make an impact on women's behavior, inspiring young girls when they hear these stories.

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Acknowledgement and response

tales are strictly feminist -> not necessarily

this doesn't actually matter -> inspiring a generation of young women

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How reading something effects behavior in general: advertising article https://breadcrumbs.lmu.build/fairy-tales/prime-changes-what-now-a-critical-analysis-of-the-relationship-between-fairy-tales-advertising/

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Prime Changes What Now? A Critical Analysis of The Relationship Between Fairy Tales & Advertising – Breadcrumbs