| Fantasy as Epanalepsis: 'An Anticipation of Retrospection' |
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Roderick McGillis |
7-14 |
| 'Abandoned Boys' and 'Pampered Princes': Fantasy as a Journey to Reality in the Harry Potter Sequence |
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Caroline Webb |
15-21 |
| Fantasy Motif Metaphors: Magical Powers as Exceptionality in Disney's The Incredibles and Zixou Corder's Lion Boy Trilogy |
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Shelley Chappell |
22-27 |
| 'Do what you wish or wish what you want?' Michael Ende's Fantastica and Rudolph Steiner's Moral Imagination |
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Tatjana Schaefer |
28-34 |
| Towards Reclaiming the Colonised Mind: The Liberating Fantasies of Duiker and Ihimaera |
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Molly Brown |
35-40 |
| Conflicting Ideologies in Three Magical Realist Children's Novels by Isabel Allende |
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Yvonne Hammer |
41-47 |
| Mise En Abyme and the Ontological Uncertainty of Magical Events in At the Back of the Northwind |
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Chen-Wei Yu |
48-53 |
| The Real Lies: The Simulacrum in Catherine Fisher's The Oracle |
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Anna Free |
54-57 |
| Haunted Histories: Time-slip Narratives in the Antipodes |
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Claudia Marquis |
58-64 |
| Flights of Fantasy? Or Space-Time Compression in Asian-Australian Picture Books |
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Trish Lunt |
65-70 |
| Gossip Girls in a Transmedia World: The Sexual and Technological Anxieties of Integral Reality |
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Kim Toffoletti |
71-77 |
| Behind the Bum: A Psychoanalytic Reading of Andy Griffith's Bum Trilogy |
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Alice Mills |
78-84 |
Papers: Explorations Into Children's Literature
