Re-Enchanted: The Rise Of Children&Apos S Fantasy Literature In Twentieth Century Maria Sachiko Cecire University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία

From The Hobbit To Harry Potter How Fantasy Harnesses Cultural Power Of Magic Medievalism And Childhood Re-Enchant Modern World Why Are So Many People Drawn Set In Medieval British-Looking Lands? This Question Has Immediate Significance For Millions Around World: Fans Lord Rings Narnia Game Thrones Those Who Avoid Because Racist Sexist Escapist Tendencies They Have Found There Drawing On History Children\ S Literature Re-Enchanted Argues That Hold Paradoxical Ability Life Focusing Works By Authors Such As J R Tolkien C Lewis Susan Cooper Philip Pullman K Rowling Nnedi Okorafor Uncovers A New Genealogy Medievalist Fantasy-One Reveals Genre Be Important English Studies Literary Modernism It Is Shaping Beliefs Across Geographies Generations Maria Sachiko Cecire Follows Transforms Over Twentieth Twenty-First Centuries-Including Rise Diverse Counternarratives Fantasy\ Move Into \ High-Brow\ Fiction Grounded Combination Archival Scholarship Analysis Become Psychologized Landscape Contemporary Explorations What Means Grow Up Live Well Belong Influential Oxford School\ Connects Key Issues Throughout Book Legacies Empire Racial Exclusion Christmas Tells Us About Roles Enchantment Anglo-American Culture Engages With Critical Debates Constitutes High Low During Moments Crisis Humanities Political Affective Uses Mythological Past Anxieties Modernity Social Impact Racially Charged Origin Stories Σελίδες: 328 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm