Description
“Cinderella in America” by William Bernard McCarthy explores the impact and evolution of the Cinderella fairy tale within American culture. McCarthy examines how the story of Cinderella, with its themes of transformation and social ascent, has been adapted and reinterpreted in the United States across various media and contexts.
The book delves into the cultural significance of Cinderella in American society, looking at how the tale has been adapted in literature, film, and popular culture to reflect changing societal values and norms. McCarthy also analyzes the ways in which American adaptations of Cinderella have both preserved and altered the original elements of the fairy tale, exploring its role in shaping and reflecting American ideals and aspirations.
