'Legends of Power and Weakness' : The Construction of Relationships Between Adults and Children in 'Jacob Have I Loved' and 'Dear Nobody'

'Legends of Power and Weakness' : The Construction of Relationships Between Adults and Children in 'Jacob Have I Loved' and 'Dear Nobody' single work criticism

Author:agent Rhona Mayers

Issue Details: First known date: 1994... 1994 'Legends of Power and Weakness' : The Construction of Relationships Between Adults and Children in 'Jacob Have I Loved' and 'Dear Nobody'

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y Papers : Explorations into Children's Literature vol. 5 no. 2-3 August-December 1994 Z962448 1994 periodical issue 1994
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1994
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pg. 109-112

Subjects:

Isobelle Carmody

The Gathering Isobelle Carmody , 1993 single work novel

Characterisation
Power (Personal relations)
Dualism
Parents & children
Identity - Literary portrayal
Families - Literary portrayal

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