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Routledge Research in Gender and Pop Culture

Queer Trauma in Children’s Anglophone Literature and Cinema

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Queer Trauma in Children’s Anglophone Literature and Cinema

Routledge Research in Gender and Pop Culture

Queer Trauma in Children’s Anglophone Literature and Cinema

Routledge Research in Gender and Pop Culture: Queer Trauma in Children’s Anglophone Literature and Cinema

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Queer Trauma in Children’s Anglophone Literature and Cinema examines how contemporary English-language novels and films represent trauma in queer childhood and adolescence and develops an accessible framework queer trauma of early lives that enables readers to understand these narratives without reducing queer youth to clinical case studies.

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Queer Trauma in Children’s Anglophone Literature and Cinema examines how contemporary English-language novels and films represent trauma in queer childhood and adolescence and develops an accessible framework queer trauma of early lives that enables readers to understand these narratives without reducing queer youth to clinical case studies.

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9781041078616
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132
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Serie
Routledge Research in Gender and Pop Culture
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1
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Hardback
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Engels
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Taylor & Francis Ltd

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