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Studies in Childhood, 1700 to the Present

The Play of Belief in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales and Fairy Narratives

Laura White

The Play of Belief in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales and Fairy Narratives

Studies in Childhood, 1700 to the Present

The Play of Belief in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales and Fairy Narratives

Studies in Childhood, 1700 to the Present: The Play of Belief in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales and Fairy Narratives

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The Play of Belief in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales and Fairy Narratives examines the range of playful negotiations with truth claims in British and American fantasies for children of the nineteenth century within the context of the era’s ebbing Christian commitments and competing forces for belief and disenchantment.

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Beschrijving Studies in Childhood, 1700 to the Present: The Play of Belief in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales and Fairy Narratives

The Play of Belief in Nineteenth-Century Fairy Tales and Fairy Narratives examines the range of playful negotiations with truth claims in British and American fantasies for children of the nineteenth century within the context of the era’s ebbing Christian commitments and competing forces for belief and disenchantment.

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9781041137788
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256
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Studies in Childhood, 1700 to the Present
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