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"Pleasantville : What's It's Really About"

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Date:

1999.

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R12467-234-0-E, Volume number: 14

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Item ID number:

3964718

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Tim Wynne-Jones fonds

Teaching, lectures and critical writing

"Pleasantville : What's It's Really About"
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Date(s):

1999.

Place of creation:

Ontario

Language of material:

English

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File contains a paper entitled "Pleasantville: An Image of the Reading Child at the Turn of the 21st Century" presented at the Institute "Halos & Hooligans" held at the Center for the Study of Children's Literature, Simmons College, Boston, July 25, 1999, a photocopy of a letter from Mary E. Mostaghim, of the Center for Middle Eastern and North Afrian Studies at the University of Michigan, to the Horn Book Magazine with an annotation by Lauren Adams, a letter from Laura Adams, and a proof (12 p.) of "Pleasantville: What It's Really About" for publication in the Horn Book magazine.

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Volume [R12467]

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14 File number 17

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