Gateway to the modern [electronic resource] : resituating J.M. Barrie / edited by Valentina Bold, Andrew Nash.

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Includes bibliographical references.

Acknowledgements -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Part I. Drama and Film -- One Barrie and the New Dramatists / Jan McDonald -- Two 'The odd, odd triangle' : Barrie's Metatheatrical Critique of the Victorian Dramatic Tradition / Anna Farkas -- Three Barrie's Later Dramas : The Shakespearean Romances / R.D.S. Jack -- Four The Boy Who Never Grew Up? J.M. Barrie and Cinema / Jonathan Murray -- Part II. Barrie and Literary Traditions -- Five Barrie's Farewells : The Final Story / Douglas Gifford -- Six 'Frae Anither Window in Thrums' : Hugh MacDiarmid and J.M. Barrie / Margery Palmer McCulloch -- Seven Barrie, Sentimentality, and Modernity / Andrew Nash -- Part III. Peter Pan's Connections -- Eight Betwixt-and-Between : Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens and the Decadent Moment / Paul Fox -- Nine Peter Pan's Make-Believe : Place, Uncertainty, and Wonder / Ralph Jessop -- Ten Barrie and Bloomsbury / Rosemary Ashton -- Eleven 'A love that is real' : Children's Responses to Wendy / Valentina Bold -- Twelve Dumfries Academy : Responses to Peter Pan / Hugh McMillan -- Notes on contributors -- Index.

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