Investigating Shrek

1. Through the Looking Glass: Shrek in Perspective
Aurélie Lacassagne, Tim Nieguth, François Dépelteau

Part I. Shrek in the Classroom

2. Representing Political Regimes in the Shrek Trilogy
Aurélie Lacassagne

3. Big (and Green) Is Better: Shrek and Female Body Image
Mary Ryan

4. Green Consciousness: Earth-Based Myth and Meaning in Shrek
Jane Caputi

5. “Happiness Is Just a Teardrop Away”: A Neo-Marxist Interpretation of Shrek
Alexander Spencer, Judith Renner, Andreas Kruck

Part II. Shrek in Context

6. The Mouse Is Dead, Long Live the Ogre: Shrek and the Boundaries of Transgression
Daniel Downes, June M. Madeley

7. Kantian Cosmopolitanism and the Dreamworkification of the Next Generation
Marianne Vardalos

8. Shrek: Simple Story or Nonhuman Transactor?
François Dépelteau

9. An Evolutionary Psychological Perspective on Shrek and Fiona
Gayle Brewer

Part III. Instead of a Conclusion

10. Potholes of Knowledge: The Politics of Studying Shrek
Tim Nieguth

Nyckelord: Cultural and Media Studies, Film History, Political Sociology, Political Theory, Political Philosophy, Political Science, Film and Television Studies