Titlebook: (Re)theorising More-than-parental Involvement in Early Childhood Education and Care; Alicja R. Sadownik,Adrijana Vi?nji? Jevti? Book‘‘‘‘‘‘

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(Re)theorisation of More-Than-Parental Involvement: New Directions and Hopes, As a radically revisionary text, Blake’s . usurps the authority of its poetic father’s truth, daringly reinventing him. But this re-invention also involves an act of disinventing, insubordination and violence, and the text gives Milton a new body in a move that, as the title page suggests, also dis

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Correction to: (Re)theorising More-than-parental Involvement in Early Childhood Education and Care,ntly rationalises Blake’s expressions of hostility as self-defence: a fearful society indeed seeks to destroy the poet. David Erdman similarly justifies Blake on the grounds of his social conscience. Others simply ignore hostility while concentrating on sexual aspects of the poem. Robert Gleckner is

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Front Matter male-centered. If unusual even in the . and . in his empathy for female sexual desire, Blake nonetheless imagined this desire brought to ripeness by male attention and, frequently, male aggression. And he shared his age’s prejudices against “nonprolific” sexuality, including masturbation and, in pa

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Why a ,-theorisation of ,Parental Involvement in ECEC Is Needed,se of Blake himself. In any case, that is one way of describing a novel in which most of the thoughts of the central character — Gulley Jimson, a painter — are buttressed by quotations from the master, many of them of some length. It is not surprising to find that Blake was a formative influence, re

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