Titlebook: Radical Children‘s Literature; Future Visions and A Kimberley Reynolds Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Lim

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he mid-twentieth century. As fallout from the exhaustion of postmodernism’s querying of the grand narratives of History and Society, memory constitutes a new epistemological approach to the relationship between the individual and society, and to our perceptions of the relations between the past, the

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Kimberley Reynoldseen the two men. Through Thomas’s writings on the waste of impoverished urban youth, gripped by drugs and violence, in . (1972) and the prison experience in . (1974), Rodríguez comes to understand his own experiences of drugs, violence, and prison. He concludes that as his “. brother, father/partner

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Kimberley Reynoldsneration said that they were there to support and encourage these two voices willing to tell a story often seen only in news media reports or via the entertainment industry, portrayals that glorify and sensationalize gang life. The younger generation sought the guidance of those who had lived throug

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Kimberley Reynoldseen the two men. Through Thomas’s writings on the waste of impoverished urban youth, gripped by drugs and violence, in . (1972) and the prison experience in . (1974), Rodríguez comes to understand his own experiences of drugs, violence, and prison. He concludes that as his “. brother, father/partner