MICHIGAN QUARTERLY REVIEW
PRESENTS A DOUBLE ISSUE
SPRING/SUMMER 2000
SECRET SPACES OF CHILDHOOD
Guest editor, Elizabeth Goodenough
Essays:
Joan Bios on diaries; Robert Coles on the candor of dying
children; Louise Chawla on zones of safety in South Africa; Susan
Engel on children 's narratives; Kathleen Failer on refuges from child
abuse; Carolyn Gage on dolls; Adrienne Kertzer on Anita Lobel and
Life Is Beautifut.
Jeanne Schinto on children and museums; Ellen
Handler Spitz on hiding children during the Nazi terror; Gaylyn Studlar
on secret wortds in cinema; John Taylor on
Le Grand Meaulnes
Memoirs:
By Diane Ackerman, Sandra M. Gilbert, Margaret
Morganroth Gullette, Uli Knoepflmacher, Thylias Moss, Geoffrey
O'Brien , and Marina Warner
Forum:
25 eminent writers comment on childhood experience, including
Wayne Booth, Philip Levine, Valerie Miner, Joyce Carol Oates, Paul
Roazen, Lore Segal, David Shields, lIan Stavans. John
R.
Stilgoe,
Paul West, and Edward O. Wilson
Fiction:
Shon stories by Nicholas Delbanco, Karen Heuler, Catherine
Ryan Hyde
Poetry:
By Laurence Goldstein, Roald Hoffmann, Alison Eir Jenks,
Molly McQuade, Cathy Song, Wole Soyinka, Virgil Suarez, Nancy
Willard, and others
Reviews:
Karein Goertz on Anne Frank; Kenneth Kidd on material
culture of boys and girls, Lois Kuznets on Laura Ingalls Wilder; Mitzi
Myers on the sociology of children 's behavior; Mark Spilka on Victorian
fa iry tales; Nicholas Tucker and June Cummins on Harry Potter
Graphics:
A 16-page portfolio, in color, introduced by Margaret Price
For the two volumes of this special issue send a check for $16 (includes
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