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The Children'S Table: Childhood Studies And The Humanities
The Children'S Table: Childhood Studies And The Humanities

By Robin Bernstein, Anna Mae Duane, Annette Ruth Appell, Lesley Ginsberg, Sophie Bell, Sánchez-Eppler, Karen, Singley, Carol J., Marten, James, Honeyman, Susan, Wall, John, Bell, Sophie, Chinn, Sarah E., Anna Duane, Appell, Annette Ruth, Ginsberg, Lesley, Hodgson, Lucia, Vallone, Lynne, Bernstein, Robin, Kozlovsky, Roy, Duane, Anna Mae

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Like the occupants of the children's table at a family dinner, scholars working in childhood studies can seem sidelined from the "adult" labor of humanities scholarship. The Children's Table brings...

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Suffering Childhood In Early America
Suffering Childhood In Early America

By Anna Mae Duane, Anna Duane

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Nothing Tugs On American Heartstrings More Than An Image Of A Suffering Child. Anna Mae Duane Goes Back To The Nation's Violent Beginnings To Examine How The Ideal Of Childhood In Early America Was...

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