Introduction - Whose literature is it? Who decides?
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The Looking Glass.
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Challenges, Controversies and Ethics - Moral judgements in children's literature.
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Charles Dickens's Idealized Portraits: Rewriting the child in Oliver Twist and The Old Curiosity Shop.
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Breaking the Binary: Using Kohlberg and Lesko to Examine Adolescence in Asher's Thirteen Reasons Why.
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Folktales, Children's Literature and National Identity in the United Arab Emirates.
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Appearing Otherwise: Changing Alice into the Woman of Wonderland.
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Australia's forgotten fairy tale: Alan Marshall's Whispering in the Wind.
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