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Preface | ix | |
1 | The Cultural Homogenization of American Children | 1 |
2 | Do You Know What We Are Doing to Your Books? | 24 |
3 | Why Children's Literature Does Not Exist | 39 |
4 | The Value of Evaluating the Value of Children's Literature | 61 |
5 | Wanda Gag's Americanization of the Grimms' Fairy Tales | 81 |
6 | The Contamination of the Fairy Tale | 99 |
7 | The Wisdom and Folly of Storytelling | 126 |
8 | The Perverse Delight of Shockheaded Peter | 147 |
9 | The Phenomenon of Harry Potter, or Why All the Talk? | 170 |
Bibliography | 191 | |
Index | 205 |
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