The Land of Lost Content: Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century French Literature Book

The Land of Lost Content: Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century French Literature, The Land of Lost Content explores the ways in which nineteenth-century French writers represented childhood and children in their work. Ranging widely through poetry, fiction, autobiographies, and letters, Rosemary Lloyd shows how writers as diverse as Ba, The Land of Lost Content: Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century French Literature

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The Land of Lost Content: Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century French Literature
Written by author Rosemary Lloyd
Published by Oxford University Press, USA, August 1992
The Land of Lost Content explores the ways in which nineteenth-century French writers represented childhood and children in their work. Ranging widely through poetry, fiction, autobiographies, and letters, Rosemary Lloyd shows how writers as diverse as Ba
The Land of Lost Content explores the ways in which nineteenth-century French writers represented childhood and children in their work. Ranging widely through poetry, fiction, autobiographies, and letters, Rosemary Lloyd shows how writers as divers

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List of Plates
Introduction 1
1 Remembering Childhood 23
Finding a Voice 24
The Sense of a Beginning 31
Finding the Self 44
2 Observing Childhood 64
Looking down on Romanticism's Children 65
Altering the Focus 76
Shifting the Viewpoint towards Realism 93
Changing the Horizon 109
3 Experiencing Childhood 119
Enfant maudit 120
Apprentice Adult 129
The Child as Explorer 137
Apprentice Revolutionary 145
The Child as Puppet Master 158
4 Deciphering Childhood 170
Reading 171
The World 187
Food 196
School 208
5 Embodying Childhood 223
Conclusion 241
References 246
Further Reading 262
Index 265

Title: The Land of Lost Content: Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century French Literature

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Item Number: 9780198151739

Publication Date: August 1992

Product Description: Full Name: The Land of Lost Content: Children and Childhood in Nineteenth-Century French Literature; Short Name:The Land of Lost Content

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Weight: 0.200 kg (0.44 lbs)

Width: 5.750 cm (2.26 inches)

Heigh : 8.810 cm (3.47 inches)

Depth: 0.870 cm (0.34 inches)

Date Added: August 25, 2020, Added By: Ross

Date Last Edited: August 25, 2020, Edited By: Ross

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Reading this book is akin to taking a graduate level course in Montaigne. And if you love Montaigne like so many of us do, it is a course well-worth enjoying.

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	List of Plates
	Introduction	1
1	Remembering Childhood	23
	Finding a Voice	24
	The Sense of a Beginning	31
	Finding the Self	44
2	Observing Childhood	64
	Looking down on Romanticism's Children	65
	Altering the Focus	76
	Shifting the Viewpoint towards Realism	93
	Changing the Horizon	109
3	Experiencing Childhood	119
	Enfant maudit	120
	Apprentice Adult	129
	The Child as Explorer	137
	Apprentice Revolutionary	145
	The Child as Puppet Master	158
4	Deciphering Childhood	170
	Reading	171
	The World	187
	Food	196
	School	208
5	Embodying Childhood	223
	Conclusion	241
	References	246
	Further Reading	262
	Index	265