Presents six essays that analyze and discuss eighteenth-century folklore, everyday life in Europe during the time, and stories including "Little Red Riding Hood," an account of a massacre of cats, and Mother Goose.
Presents six essays that analyze and discuss eighteenth-century folklore, everyday life in Europe during the time, and stories including "Little Red Riding Hood, " an account of a massacre of cats, and Mother Goose.
Examines the role of printed text in the digital environment of the twenty-first century, and discusses commonalities of old books and e-books, along with the symbiotic relationship that can be shared between libraries and the Internet.
