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|a Melancholia and Maturation :
|b The Use of Trauma in American Children's Literature /
|c Eric L. Tribunella.
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|a Losing and using queer youth -- A boy and his dog -- Knowing, unknowing, and the achievement of young adulthood -- Melancholic development and Revolutionary War fiction for children -- Melancholic sacrifice and the Holocaust in American children's culture -- Coda: physical trauma, childhood embodiment, and children's literature.
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|a Maturation (Psychology) in literature.
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|a Loss (Psychology) in literature.
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|a Psychic trauma in literature.
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|a Children's stories, American
|x History and criticism.
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|a Young adult fiction, American
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|a Bildungsromans, American
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