The BUZZ | Victorian Studies | Imperial Innocence: The Kawaii Afterlife of Little Black Sambo
We’ve invited Erica Kanesaka Kalnay to reflect on her recent essay in Victorian Studies.
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The BUZZ | Studies in American Fiction | “Exercises of Their Own Invention”: Reading Age and Disability in Nineteenth-Century Children’s Fiction
We’ve invited Amanda Stuckey to reflect on her recent essay in Studies in American Fiction.
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The BUZZ | The Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth | Reading the Antimodern Way: G. Stanley Hall’s Adolescence and Imperialist Reading for White American Boys
We’ve invited MicKenzie Fasteland to reflect on her recent essay in The Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth.
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The BUZZ | American Quarterly | Charles Eastman’s ‘School of the Woods’: Re-creation Related to Childhood, Race, Gender, and Nation at Camp Oahe
We’ve invited Kiara Vigil to reflect on her recent essay in American Quarterly . Read More
Read moreThe BUZZ | American Quarterly | Adolescent Citizenship, or Temporality and the Negation of Black Childhood in Two Eras
We’ve invited Jacob Breslow to reflect on his recent essay in American Quarterly. Read More
Read moreThe BUZZ | J19 | Writing the Criminal Child: Antebellum Prison Records, Parenting Manuals, and the Rise of the Incorrigible Child
