Description
This book examines the fairy-tale as a significant influence on place in the literature. The rapid development of childrens fiction in the nineteenth century occurred shortly after the widespread circulation of fairy tales. Fairy tales are a particularly concrete, visual, and cinematic form of writing, a genre in which place plays a significant role. Childrens authors use fictional landscapes in a variety of traditional and innovative ways to create compelling, powerful texts.
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