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Artful Dodgers: Reconceiving the Golden Age of Children’s Literature (review)

The fantasy of childhood as a pre-lapsarian realm, a world of experience untroubled by the perplexities of adult life, has been subjected to withering skepticism for more than a century. Yet its continuing power is familiar to any college teacher of children’s literature. Students who enroll in courses on the subject frequently end up echoing Wordsworth’s lament that we murder to dissect: the mere act of analyzing the material seems a form of desecration, a willful destruction of innocence.