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Psychoanalytical studies
The call number is to the text held in the Heyward Library.
Clarissa Pinkola Estes,
Women who run with the wolves: contacting the power of the wild woman,
London : Rider, 1993
hmc 398.082 ESTE
Vigen Guroian,
Tending the heart of
virtue : how classic stories awaken a child's moral imagination,
New York : Oxford University Press, 1998
hmc 809.89282
GURO
Gabrielle Cliff Hodges, Mary
Jane Drummond and Morag Styles,
Tales, tellers and texts,
London : Cassell, 2000
hmc 809.89282
HODG
Peter Hollindale,
Signs of childness in
children's books, Stroud :
Thimble, 1997
hmc 028.5 HOLL
Peter Hollindale,
Ideology and the
children's book, Stroud, Glos :
Thimble Press with Westminster College, Oxford, 1988
hmc 028.5 HOLL
Kathleen Kelley-Lainé,
Peter Pan : the
story of a lost childhood,
Shaftesbury, Dorset ; Rockport, Mass. : Element, 1997
hmc 823.912 BARR/K
Herbert R. Kohl,
Should we burn Babar? :
essays on children's literature and the power of stories,
New York : New Press : Distributed by Norton,
c1995
hmc 809.89282 KOHL
Robyn McCallum,
Ideologies of identity in
adolescent fiction : the dialogic construction of subjectivity,
New York : Garland
Pub., 1999
hmc 809.89283
MACC
Lucy Rollin and Mark West,
Psychoanalytic responses to children's literature,
Jefferson, N.C. : McFarland, c1999
hmc 809.89282
ROLL
Jacqueline Rose,
The case of Peter Pan, or,
The impossibility of children's fiction,
Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania
Press, 1993
hmc 823.912 BARR/R
Nicholas Tucker,
The child and the book : a
psychological and literary exploration,
Cambridge [England] ; New
York : Cambridge University Press, 1990
hmc 028.5 TUCK
Kay E. Vandergrift (ed.),
Ways of knowing :
literature and the intellectual life of children,
Lanham, Md. : Scarecrow Press,
1996
hmc 028.5 WAYS
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