The Nineteenth-century Child and Consumer CultureDennis Denisoff Ashgate Publishing, Ltd., 2008 - 239 Seiten This collection addresses the roles assigned to children in the context of 19th-century consumer culture. Topics include toys and middle-class childhood, boyhood and toy theater, child performers on the Victorian stage, gender, sexuality and consumerism, and imperialism in adventure fiction. |
Inhalt
Toys Education | 29 |
The NineteenthCentury | 43 |
Child Performers on the Victorian Stage | 63 |
Alices Mouthing Metonymy | 95 |
Wildes Daughter of Sodom | 119 |
Adult Childrens Literature in Victorian Britain | 137 |
Packaging Middleclass | 151 |
The Commodification of Imperialism | 173 |
Lucy Cliffords Anyhow Stories | 189 |
Crime and the Consumption | 201 |
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