The Evolution of Peter Pan
Words: 808 Pages: 3 3824You have to ask yourself how the theme of childhood innocence is meaningful. In the book, The Case of Peter Pan, Or the impossibility of Children’s Fiction, by Jacqueline Rose she covers just that question: “The concept of childhood innocence has been put under multiple strain… the only meaning of Peter Pan is the eternal sameness with which it(or he) recurs, but also in the wider culture, in the form of a crisis in the public perception of what, exactly, […]
