This collection of essays turns to misfit children as those found in-between socio-cultural, psychological and physical realms. It explores both the possibilities and futilities of negotiating this in-betweenness.
This collection of essays turns to misfit children as those found in-between socio-cultural, psychological and physical realms. It explores both the possibilities and futilities of negotiating this in-betweenness.
Edited by Markus Bohlmann - Contributions by Jessica Balanzategui; De-Valera N.Y.M Botchway; Daniel Butler; Danette DiMarco; Julian Gill-Peterson; Ann Gonzalez; Stephen Hartman; Alexandra Heller-Nicholas; Mark Heimermann; Naja Later; Craig Martin; Sean Mo
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Introduction - Markus P. J. Bohlmann Chapter 1 - Maria C. Schwenk, "Lost in Limbo: Children in Puritan New England" Chapter 2 - Sean Moreland, "Misfit Morella: The Sources and Influences of Poe's Possessed-Child Narrative" Chapter 3 - Craig Martin and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, "Fostering Evil: Adoption Stigma and the Monster Child in Film" Chapter 4 - Daniel G. Butler and Stephen Hartman, "'This is How You Look': Mimicry as Defense of the Actual (or Hidden) Child in Sandor Ferenczi's Psychoanalysis" Chapter 5 - Jessica Balanzategui and Naja Later, "'Dark and Wicked Things': The Slender Man, Tween Girlhood, and Deadly Liminalities" Chapter 6 - Mark Heimermann, "Grotesque Adolescence in Charles Burns' Black Hole" Chapter 7 - Danette DiMarco, "Phototextuality and Racial Time in Ransom Riggs' Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" Chapter 8 - Christopher Parkes, "The Child Prodigy Ages Out: White Male Privilege as Trauma in John Green's An Abundance of Katherines and The Fault in Our Stars" Chapter 9 - Carmen Nolte-Odhiambo, "Disidentifying with Futurity: The Unbecoming Child and its Discontents" Chapter 10 - Ann González, "The Postcolonial Double-Bind in Latin America: Cesar Vallejo's 'Paco Yunque'" Chapter 11 - Awo Sarpong and De-Valeria Botchway, "Freaks in Procession? The Fancy Dress Masquerade as Haven for Negotiating Eccentricity during Childhood. A Study of Child Masqueraders in Cape Coast, Ghana" Chapter 12 - Andrew Pump, "Queer Kids: Innocence, Beauty, and Stupidity in an Ideological State Apparatus" Chapter 13 - Julian Gill-Peterson, "Growing Up Trans in the 1960s and 2010s" Chapter 14 - Derek Newman-Stille, "Our Bodily Diverse Children Are Our Future: Disability, Apocalypse, and Camille Alexa's All Them Pretty Babies"
Introduction - Markus P. J. Bohlmann Chapter 1 - Maria C. Schwenk, "Lost in Limbo: Children in Puritan New England" Chapter 2 - Sean Moreland, "Misfit Morella: The Sources and Influences of Poe's Possessed-Child Narrative" Chapter 3 - Craig Martin and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, "Fostering Evil: Adoption Stigma and the Monster Child in Film" Chapter 4 - Daniel G. Butler and Stephen Hartman, "'This is How You Look': Mimicry as Defense of the Actual (or Hidden) Child in Sandor Ferenczi's Psychoanalysis" Chapter 5 - Jessica Balanzategui and Naja Later, "'Dark and Wicked Things': The Slender Man, Tween Girlhood, and Deadly Liminalities" Chapter 6 - Mark Heimermann, "Grotesque Adolescence in Charles Burns' Black Hole" Chapter 7 - Danette DiMarco, "Phototextuality and Racial Time in Ransom Riggs' Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children" Chapter 8 - Christopher Parkes, "The Child Prodigy Ages Out: White Male Privilege as Trauma in John Green's An Abundance of Katherines and The Fault in Our Stars" Chapter 9 - Carmen Nolte-Odhiambo, "Disidentifying with Futurity: The Unbecoming Child and its Discontents" Chapter 10 - Ann González, "The Postcolonial Double-Bind in Latin America: Cesar Vallejo's 'Paco Yunque'" Chapter 11 - Awo Sarpong and De-Valeria Botchway, "Freaks in Procession? The Fancy Dress Masquerade as Haven for Negotiating Eccentricity during Childhood. A Study of Child Masqueraders in Cape Coast, Ghana" Chapter 12 - Andrew Pump, "Queer Kids: Innocence, Beauty, and Stupidity in an Ideological State Apparatus" Chapter 13 - Julian Gill-Peterson, "Growing Up Trans in the 1960s and 2010s" Chapter 14 - Derek Newman-Stille, "Our Bodily Diverse Children Are Our Future: Disability, Apocalypse, and Camille Alexa's All Them Pretty Babies"
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