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Politically Correct Holiday Stories by James Finn Garner HC
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Politically Correct Holiday Stories by James Finn Garner
Stories include 'Twas the Night Before Solstice, Frosty the Persun of Snow, The Nutcracker, Rudolph the Nasally Empowered Reindeer, and A Christmas Carol.
0028604202
9780028604206
Hardcover, 99pp, Humor
MacMillan, 1995
Condition: used, small hardcover book in very good condition with clean, tight pages. The dust jacket is in good condition with some light scratching/rubbing on the covers and 2 stickers at the bottom back cover. The scan is a picture of the actual book you will receive.
Synopsis:
Holiday tales have long delighted and entertained us, but until now they’ve always been burdened with society’s skewed values and mores. Stories that reinforce the stifling class system (Dicken’s AChristmas Carol), legitimize the stereotype of a merry, overweight patriarchal oppressor (Santa Claus in The Night Before Christmas), and justify the domestication and subjugation of wild animals (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer) abound in the literature and lore of this season. Now James Fin Carter has stepped in to revise and improve these familiar tales to free our social consciousness from the ghost of prejudice past.
Stories include 'Twas the Night Before Solstice, Frosty the Persun of Snow, The Nutcracker, Rudolph the Nasally Empowered Reindeer, and A Christmas Carol.
0028604202
9780028604206
Hardcover, 99pp, Humor
MacMillan, 1995
Condition: used, small hardcover book in very good condition with clean, tight pages. The dust jacket is in good condition with some light scratching/rubbing on the covers and 2 stickers at the bottom back cover. The scan is a picture of the actual book you will receive.
Synopsis:
Holiday tales have long delighted and entertained us, but until now they’ve always been burdened with society’s skewed values and mores. Stories that reinforce the stifling class system (Dicken’s AChristmas Carol), legitimize the stereotype of a merry, overweight patriarchal oppressor (Santa Claus in The Night Before Christmas), and justify the domestication and subjugation of wild animals (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer) abound in the literature and lore of this season. Now James Fin Carter has stepped in to revise and improve these familiar tales to free our social consciousness from the ghost of prejudice past.
