Princess Cultures: Mediating Girls’ Imaginations and Identities

Cover
Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction (Miriam Forman-Brunell and Rebecca Hains)
Part I: Princess Cultures and Children’s Cultures
	Chapter One: The Princess and the Teen Witch: Fantasies of the Essential Self (Ilana Nash)
	Chapter Two: Applying for the Position of Princess: Race, Labor, and the Privileging of Whiteness in the Disney Princess Line (Megan Condis)
	Chapter Three: Ghetto Princes, Pretty Boys, and Handsome Slackers: Masculinity, Race and the Disney Princes (Guillermo Avila-Saavedra)
	Chapter Four: Rescue the Princess: The Videogame Princess  as Prize, Parody, and Protagonist (Sara M. Grimes)
	Chapter Five: Playing to Belong: Princesses and Peer  Cultures in Preschool (Karen WohLwend)
Part II: Princess Cultures Beyond Western Cultures
	Chapter Six: Mono- or Multi-Culturalism: Girls around the World Interpret Non-Western Disney Princesses (Diana Natasia and Charu Uppal)
	Chapter Seven: Princess Culture in Qatar: Exploring Princess Media Narratives in the Lives of Arab Female Youth (Kirsten Pike)
Part III: Princess and Performance Cultures
	Chapter Eight: Blue Bloods, Movie Queens, and Jane Does: Or How Princess Culture, American Film, and Girl Fandom Came Together in the 1910s (Diana Anselmo-Sequeira)
	Chapter Nine: JAPpy: Portraits of Canadian Girls Mediating the Jewish American Princess and Identity (Rebecca Starkman)
	Chapter Ten: If I Were a Belle: Performers’ Negotiations of Feminism, Gender, and Race in Princess Culture1 (Rebecca C. Hains)
Part IV: The Royal Cultures and Imagined Princess Cultures
	Chapter Eleven: Princess Sissi of Austria: Image, Reality, and Transformation (Phyllis S. Zrzavy and Helfried C. Zrzavy)
	Chapter Twelve: Dedicated to Princesses: The Marriage Market and the Royal Revelations of Ancien Régime Fairy Tales (Rebecca-Anne C. Do Rozario)
Contributors
Index