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The liminal poetics of the wind in the willows
The Wind in the Willows is conspicuously concerned with liminal or ‘in-between’ space, repeatedly staging its narrative action through the evocation of liminal places and states of mind. This essay analyses the ‘liminal poetics’ of The Wind in the Willows in terms of narrative, motif, and genre, with particular attention to the novel’s use of the pastoral mode.
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Children's literatureVolume
45Article number
661137Pagination
45 - 68Publisher
Johns Hopkins University PressLocation
Baltimore, Md.ISSN
1543-3374eISSN
1543-3374Language
engPublication classification
C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journalCopyright notice
2017, Hollins UniversityUsage metrics
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