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Introduction / Jennifer Harrison -- How Pooh sticks...and comes unstuck: Derrida in the Hundred Acre Wood / David Rudd -- Winnie: troubling the idealization of the bear as childhood innocent / Donna Varga -- Always playing: the spectral nostalgia of cinematic Pooh / Zoe Jaques -- Latecomers to the Hundred Acre Wood: the tension between nostalgia and updating in Return to the Hundred Acre Wood and The Best Bear in All the World / Niall Nance-Carroll -- The curious disappearance of Christopher Robin: a new understanding of narratives in The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh in Hong Kong Disneyland / Tsang Chun Ngai, Jonathan -- Bringing Winnie home: The World of Pooh in a Canadian context / Megan De Roover -- Reading Winnie-the-Pooh in Croatian primary schools / Nada Kujundžić and Ivana Milković -- Brains and fluff: classification, colonialism, and childhood in A. A. Milne's Pooh books / Sarah E. Jackson -- Seeing past cuteness: searching for the posthuman in Milne's Pooh books / Perry Nodelman -- "There's always Pooh and me": the reality of Edward Bear in a posthuman world / Tim Wadham -- Pooh, poohing, and other verbal time bombs / Nicholas Tucker.
Jackson : University Press of Mississippi, 2021.
Children's Literature Association series