No. 14/3 (2017): Children in literature

Articles

• The worlds of 'Celia' by Elena Fortún

  María Jesús Fraga

  7-31

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• Images of the child and childhood in Elizabeth Jennings’ poetic world

  Jean Ward

  33-48

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• Neither useful nor useless: The child in Kate Chopin’s fiction

  Monika Daca

  49-64

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• Children’s theatricals and other games in E. Nesbit’s 'The Enchanted Castle' and David Almond’s 'Kit’s Wilderness'

  Jadwiga Węgrodzka

  65-85

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• Pet or food: Animals and alimentary taboos in contemporary children’s literature

  Justyna Sawicka

  86-111

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• Henry James, Louisa May Alcott, and the child

  Beata Williamson

  113-129

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• The world of childhood in Ray Bradbury’s 'The Illustrated Man'

  Karol Chojnowski

  131-147

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• A buried childhood in Charles Dickens’s 'David Copperfield'

  Tatiana Jankowska

  149-169

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• When the reader becomes a child: Narratological issues in 'Daughters of the House' by Michèle Roberts

  Joanna Morawska

  171-184

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• The maturation of the children and the transformation of the society in Patricia Grace’s 'Baby No-Eyes'

  Ewa Kroplewska

  185-199

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• Religion and the nursery: Evelyn Waugh’s 'Brideshead Revisited'

  Aleksandra Słyszewska

  201-217

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• Pupil passive, learner active in schooling and the work of fiction: William Golding’s 'Lord of the Flies'

  Martin Blaszk

  219-239

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