Titlebook: Chinese Literature and the Child; Children and Childho Kate Foster Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29670-0d there is, as a consequence, a vast body of work on the child image in Western fiction. Literary discourse on the child in China is not proportionate with social discourse on childhood and chil-drearing, nor is there a fascination with aspects of the child image on a par with that displayed by crit

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,Portfoliomanagement — die Wertorientierung,d. The advent and rapid demise of Tess’s illegitimate baby, “Sorrow the Undesired,”. represents both the mother’s irrevocable departure from her own childhood and an irrefutable fact, a permanent mark, which determines her fate.. Considering children in Chinese literature, there are many occasions w

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,Projektentwicklung — die Konzeption,of this era, and will be returned to here, not least in relation to vignettes of child abandonment by Mo Yan and Gao Xingjian. Bound up with this anxiety is the fear of what the father will pass on — the burden of the past, individual and communal — and the consequences for the child. This is also t

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,Projektentwicklung — die Konzeption,hora and diversity of child images and narratives of childhood in late-twentieth-century China must at least comprise a .discovery of the child. The population of children in these narratives ranges from the briefest of symbolic images to articulate beings whose subjectivity is intended to direct th

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