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    The book is an inquiry into the complex relations between American identity construed in narratives of innocence, purity and equality and Gothic representations of childhood in American literature from 1851 to 2000. The study explores the ways in which -- by contributing to the rise of the narrative of national identity and simultaneously indicating the points where it unravels, Gothic child figures that appear in American literary texts both confirm and question this narrative.

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    The book is an inquiry into the complex relations between American identity construed in narratives of innocence, purity and equality and Gothic representations of childhood in American literature from 1851 to 2000. The study explores the ways in which -- by contributing to the rise of the narrative of national identity and simultaneously indicating the points where it unravels, Gothic child figures that appear in American literary texts both confirm and question this narrative.

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