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- Verlag: Springer International Publishing
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. September 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9783031383519
- Artikelnr.: 69064547
- Verlag: Springer International Publishing
- Erscheinungstermin: 28. September 2023
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9783031383519
- Artikelnr.: 69064547
1. Literary Cultures and Nineteenth-Century Childhoods: An Introduction; Part I Conceptualising the Infant and Child in Nineteenth-Century Print; 2. Child Figures, Conceptualisations of Time, and Notions of Progress in Nineteenth-Century British Literature; 3. The Victorian Baby of Popular Fiction; 4. The Child Reader: Children's Literary Culture in the Nineteenth Century; 5. "Being Editors": Childhood Over Time; Part II Place and Nation; 6. Constructing the "Scientific" Child in Nineteenth-Century Chinese Children's Periodicals; 7. Idols on Display: Pacific Object Lessons for the British Child; 8. "Bring[ing] back the fairy times": Framing the Child in Frances Browne's Granny's Wonderful Chair; Part III Agency and Advocacy; 9. "little conversations": Child Communities and Political Agency in the Writing of Frederick Douglas; 10. Feeding Dickens's Dysfunctional Families: Advocating Social Surrogacy in The Adventures of Oliver Twist and Great Expectations; Part IV Gender, Nature and the Animal; 11. "No other air, and no better water, than were to be obtained in her native parish": The Intellectual World of Jane Taylor's Display: A Tale for Young People; 12. Alienated Girlhood in Works by Christabel Coleridge; 13. "To a Joyous Land": Nature and Gender in Kate Greenaway's The Pied Piper of Hamelin; 14. Captive Animals and Disabled Children at the London Zoo
1. Literary Cultures and Nineteenth-Century Childhoods: An Introduction; Part I Conceptualising the Infant and Child in Nineteenth-Century Print; 2. Child Figures, Conceptualisations of Time, and Notions of Progress in Nineteenth-Century British Literature; 3. The Victorian Baby of Popular Fiction; 4. The Child Reader: Children's Literary Culture in the Nineteenth Century; 5. "Being Editors": Childhood Over Time; Part II Place and Nation; 6. Constructing the "Scientific" Child in Nineteenth-Century Chinese Children's Periodicals; 7. Idols on Display: Pacific Object Lessons for the British Child; 8. "Bring[ing] back the fairy times": Framing the Child in Frances Browne's Granny's Wonderful Chair; Part III Agency and Advocacy; 9. "little conversations": Child Communities and Political Agency in the Writing of Frederick Douglas; 10. Feeding Dickens's Dysfunctional Families: Advocating Social Surrogacy in The Adventures of Oliver Twist and Great Expectations; Part IV Gender, Nature and the Animal; 11. "No other air, and no better water, than were to be obtained in her native parish": The Intellectual World of Jane Taylor's Display: A Tale for Young People; 12. Alienated Girlhood in Works by Christabel Coleridge; 13. "To a Joyous Land": Nature and Gender in Kate Greenaway's The Pied Piper of Hamelin; 14. Captive Animals and Disabled Children at the London Zoo