Titlebook: Children‘s Literature, Popular Culture, and Robinson Crusoe; Andrew O’Malley Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publish

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Performing Crusoe and Becoming Crusoes: the Pedagogical uses of , in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth cets of children’s material culture have linked the two so closely that more than once I have had students express their surprise when they read Defoe’s novel for the first time and discover that it is not, in fact, a children’s book. Taken historically, however, the now assumed appropriateness of t

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,Poaching on Crusoe’s Island: Popular Reading and Chapbook Editions of ,,can be regarded as what Michael Preston calls a ‘shadow canon.’ Because they offer largely the same range of meanings as the original, such texts amount to a series of ‘Authorized Versions’ of the Crusoe story (23).. While the predominantly middle-class children’s market was busy domesticating the w

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,‘Animal Spirits are Everything!’: , Pantomimes and the Child of Nostalgia, appearing on the popular stage. Indeed so reliable a source as Iona and Peter Opie suggest, as noted in Chapter 3, the song and the stage show have a shared history. . made his theatrical debut in a Richard Sheridan pantomime first performed at the Theatre Royal in 1781, which quickly became one of

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An Island of Toys: Childhood and , Consumer Goods,umer culture. Unsurprisingly, among the first Crusoe-themed consumer goods marketed to children were toy theatres, which allowed children to restage the pantos they might previously have attended. Single sheets depicting the costumed actors in a given production had earlier been printed as keepsakes

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Epilogue, adult-as-modern, that the nostalgic turn has hitherto tended to generate. As an example of a more productive association between the child and the people, one could turn to Iona Opie’s 1993 study of children’s schoolyard language and culture, ., wherein she suggestively offers this explanation for

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Lars Jaeger,Michel Dacorognagetativen Zentren bet?ubt oder besser gesagt gel?hmt werden. Darauf gründet sich ja überhaupt die Durchführbarkeit einer Narkose, da bei gleicher Anf?lligkeit gegenüber dem Narkoticum mit dem Eintritt der Schmerzlosigkeit auch schon Atem- und Kreislaufl?hmung einsetzen würde. Jede Narkose ist eine A

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Book 1991 vitro methodologies will provide convenient systems that can substitute for and replace animal models. Various research groups both in academia and in the pharmaceutical industry have been investigating these types of methodologies in order to develop convenient well characterized systems that can

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