Titlebook: Dickens and the Grown-Up Child; Malcolm Andrews Book 1994 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1994 Charles Dick

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Book 1994parade before us a gallery of bizarre hybrids. Dickens and the Grown-up Child focuses on the complicated and unresolved relationship between childhood and adulthood in Dickens‘s fictional and non-fictional work. In challenging the familiar view that the source of such anomalies lies in Dickens‘s own

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Farm Mechanization: Nature of Developmentsciplinary regimes of the more zealous Evangelical parents and the neglect and exploitation of the children of the poor. Adrian’s next two chapters concentrate on Dickens’s childhood and his experience of being a parent. The remainder of the book examines the fiction.

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Richie Ang,Owen Noel Newton Fernandoldish imagination. Instead, here, he celebrates the adult’s ability obstinately to retain certain childlike faculties, almost as a mode of arrested development: ‘right thankful we are to have stopped in our growth at so many points’.

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Book 1994 a debate which Dickens adapted to his own preoccupations with the tensions between childhood and maturity. In examining these issues, Malcolm Andrews concentrates on the fiction of Dickens‘s middle years, particularly David Copperfield, and on some of the journalistic essays.

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