Inventing the Child: Culture, Ideology and the Story of the Child

Joseph L. Zornado

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Themes in Literature Analysis Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Education, Politics, and Culture Studies

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Introduction 1. History as Human Relationship 2. Freud, Shakespeare and Hamlet as Children's Literature 3. The Brothers Grimm. the Black Pedagogy and the Roots of Fascist Culture 4. Victorian Imperialsim and the golden Age of Children's Literature 5. Walt Disney, Ideological Transposition and the Child 6. Maurice Sendak and the Detachment Child 7. Conclusion: The Etiology of Consumerism

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