How Literature Reflects Changing Childhood

Update: 2012-12-17

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How medieval literature reflected the changes in the philosophy of childhood.

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Conclusions

2013-01-2943:15

Why Fantasties Endure

2013-01-2953:08

Peter Pan

2013-01-2054:46

Boys and Exicting Adventures

2013-01-2048:39

Girls and Domestic Adventures

2013-01-1653:54

Tales of Adventure

2013-01-1649:22

Poetry for Children by Adults

2013-01-0751:57

Poetry for Children by Children

2013-01-0749:37

How Literature Reflects Changing Childhood

2012-12-1751:48

Chapbooks for Children

2012-12-1753:59

King Arthur, Robin Hood, and Chivalry

2012-12-1051:06

Beowulf and the Epic Hero

2012-12-1049:13

Disneyfication

2012-12-0310:19

Types of Tales and Types of Telling

2012-12-0307:34

Little Red Riding Hood

2012-11-2646:24

Folk and Fairytales

2012-11-2549:51

Myths and Legends: Pantheons

2012-11-1956:40

Myths and Legends: Creation, Creators and Creatures

2012-11-1951:59

Interpretation: Considering the Literature

2012-11-1151:54

Introduction: Once Upon a Time...

2012-11-1146:17

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How Literature Reflects Changing Childhood

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How Literature Reflects Changing Childhood

David Beagley

How Literature Reflects Changing Childhood