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• (James Matthew),
• 1860-1937
• Barrie, J. M
• Books and reading
• British Isles
• Children
• Children - Books and reading
• Children's Literature - General
• Children's literature studies: general
• Children's stories
• English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh
• History and criticism
• Juvenile Literature
• Literary Criticism
• Literary Criticism & Collections / Children's Literature
• Literary Criticism / Children's Literature
• Literary studies: general
• Literature
• Literature - Classics / Criticism
• Literature: History & Criticism
• Peter Pan
• Peter Pan (Fictitious character)

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Editions

• The Case of " Peter Pan " : Or, the Impossibility of Children's Fiction (Language, Discourse, Society)
  Palgrave Macmillan, Hardcover, 1994
• The Case of "Peter Pan": Or, the Impossibility of Children's Fiction (Language, Discourse, Society)
  Palgrave Macmillan, Paperback, 1994
• The Case of Peter Pan, or the Impossibility of Children's Fiction (New Cultural Studies)
  University of Pennsylvania Press, Paperback, 1992
• The Case of Peter Pan, Or, the Impossibility of Children's Fiction (Language, Discourse, Society)
  Salem House Academic Division, Hardcover, 1984
• The Case of "Peter Pan" or The Impossibility of Children's Fiction (Language, Discourse, Society Series)
  Palgrave Macmillan, Paperback, 1984

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