Learning how to feel: children's literature and emotional socialization, 1870–1970

Valerie R. Sanders

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This collection of essays on ‘learning how to feel’ originates from the Max Planck Institute for Human Development in Berlin. Its premise is that children derive their emotional education not just ...

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