New Formations Volume 2000 Issue 42
ISSN 0950-2378
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The Ruins of Childhood
Contents
Editorial: The ruins of childhood, pages ‑
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Children again, pages ‑
Adam Phillips
'Mongol in the woods', pages ‑
Douglas Oliver
Another child of violence, pages ‑
Vicky Lebeau
Unknownst to the people, pages ‑
Bernard O'Donoghue
'The derived life of fiction': race, childhood and culture, pages ‑
David Marriott
'Let me tell you a story': writing the fiction of childhood in Dorothy Allison's Bastard out of Carolina, pages ‑
Tanya Horeck
'Letter to Lucy: 'you know that dream we had last night', pages ‑
Marian Partington
From proud flesh, pages ‑
John Wilkinson
Fostering the nation: Patrick Pearse and pedagogy, pages ‑
Vincent Quinn
'Infantia', pages ‑
Lindsay Smith
'No one is seduced here': Nabakov's perverse family romances, pages ‑
Christine Clegg
Command of English, pages ‑
Bernard O'Donaghue
'But cast their eyes on these little wretched beings': the innocence and experience of children in the late eighteenth century, pages ‑
Sebastian Mitchell
The necessary privations of growing up, pages ‑
Stephanie Hemelryk Donald
Reviews, pages ‑
Lyndsey Stonebridge, Elizabeth Cowie, David Cunningham Free to download