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Interrelating with animals: nonhuman selves in the literary imagination

Mierek, Joanne (2010-05-19)

Children’s literature is full of animal characters widely understood to be symbolic humans. They are believed to provide the reader with a combination of delight and the neutrality and emotional distance considered necessary ...

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Invisible Scarlet O'neil and the Whitman authorized editions for girls: homefront representations of the american feminine and the feminine heroic during World War II

Nielsen, Anna L. (2010-05-19)

This dissertation analyzes the popular construction of femininity in the United States during World War II and the ways in which a set of mass market series books for girls participated in and reflected the persuasive ...

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