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Please do consider taking some time to have a look at this book. Along with some other amazing contributions that certainly warrant your time, my chapter focuses on spectrality and haunting in Peter Pan 👻
📢🆕book! Children’s Cultures After Childhood, co-edited with @Justyna0676, is now available and open access. It
includes contributions of brilliant scholars engaging with the ontological turn in childhood & children’s culture studies. Please check it out! benjamins.com/catalog/clcc.1…
Very much looking forward to our first workshop of the new Haunting Issues AHRC research network next week! Follow our new Twitter account for more on children, spectrality and culture! 👻
Haunting Issues: Children, Spectrality and Culture @ahrcpress Research Network is live! Exploring the child at the boundary of life and death in literature & culture, relationships between nationality and spectral children, and between care-giving and the missing child.
Absolutely delighted to be a part of this 😃
Replying to @spectres_of
We very much look forward to working with our national and international collaborators, and non-academic partners to produce new models for thinking the figure of the spectral child in contemporary culture.
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Pryce focuses particularly on ice and the spectrality effect / spectral metaphor to think about the ghostly return of childhood. The liminality and ephemerality of ice, like the spectre - neither nor, and which echoes the ghosts of our childhood past
#FiresideTalesofTerror
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In Panel 3A on Horror, Holidays, and Hope, Stella Miriam Pryce discusses the relationship between the temporal and childhood, and the specificities of winter in Tom's Midnight Garden
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REGISTRATION NOW OPEN for #FiresideTalesofTerror!
Deadline for Registration (whether in-person or online)
is Monday 12th December. shorturl.at/cCE56
Those joining us online will need access to MS Teams. Joining instructions sent 24-48 hours before the conference starts.
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I am fucking furious and heartbroken seeing the closure of so many Roehampton courses laid out like this.
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Queer activists just held a die in and halted Pride in London for 23 minutes, one minute for every person who has died in police custody in England and Wales since the start of 2021.
WE DEMAND NO COPS AT PRIDE✊🏳️🌈
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Day One! Wonderful opening keynote, "Response-Ability in a Time of Distributed Agencies", from Annouckha Bayley. So much to think about!
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Morning panels:
Stream 1 - "Changed and Changing Childhood", and "Speculative Fiction".
Stream 2 - "The Child of the Future in Film", and "Picturing the Future 1".
So excited! What a line up we have! 😍
Check out our amazing series of keynote speakers here. We cannot wait to welcome them to the conference very soon: thechildofthefuture.com/keyn…
Are you interested in childhood, children’s literature, post humanism, new materialism, or general exploration of what the future might look like? Please sign up to the amazing conference I have been spending the last two years planning: thechildofthefuture.com/regi…
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#tcotf22 presenter Ahana Maitra shares her thoughts on Bangla sci-fi and fantasy in our first panelist blog post! #thechildofthefutureconference #childrenslit #childrensliterature #universityofcambridge #posthuman #kidlit #yabooks
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#tcotf22 presenter Rachel Milne shares a taste of her research: Alterity in Wizard of Oz. #thechildofthefutureconference #childrenslit #childrensliterature #universityofcambridge #posthuman #kidlit #yabooks
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#tcotf presenter Maciej Wróblewski, a professor of Polish literature at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland, shares his ideas of the "cthulucene." #thechildofthefuture22 #ChildrensBooks #YAbooks #cthulu #newmaterialism #universityofcambridge
























