Introduction | vii | ||
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Chapter 1 The "It" Girl (and Boy): Ideologies of Gender in the Psammead Trilogy | 1 | (16) | |
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Chapter 2 A Momentary Hunger: Fabianism and Didacticism in E. Nesbit's Writing for Children | 17 | (22) | |
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Chapter 3 The Beginning of the End: Writing Empire in E. Nesbit's Psammead Books | 39 | (24) | |
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Chapter 4 Generic Manipulation and Mutation: E. Nesbit's Psammead Series as Early Magical Realism | 63 | (26) | |
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Chapter 5 Materiality, the Wish, and the Marvelous: E. Nesbit's Comic Spirituality in the Psammead Trilogy | 89 | (22) | |
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Chapter 6 Communicating Humor in E. Nesbit's Fantasy Trilogy | 111 | (24) | |
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Chapter 7 Where It Was, There Shall Five Children Be: Staging Desire in Five Children and It | 135 | (16) | |
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Chapter 8 Textual Building Blocks: Charles Dickens and E. Nesbit's Literary Borrowings in Five Children and It | 151 | (18) | |
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Chapter 9 Five Children and It: Some Parallels with the Nineteenth-Century Moral Tale | 169 | (16) | |
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Chapter 10 News from E. Nesbit: The Story of the Amulet and the Socialist Utopia | 185 | (30) | |
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Chapter 11 The Amulet and Other Stories of Time | 215 | (16) | |
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Chapter 12 "Exactly As It Was"? H.R. Millar's Expansions and Subversions of the Psammead Trilogy | 231 | (24) | |
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Chapter 13 Only Half Magic: Edward Eager's Revision of Nesbit's Psammead Trilogy | 255 | (16) | |
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About the Editor and Contributors | 271 |
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