Vol. 4 No. 1 (2021): Journal of Juvenilia Studies

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4.1 Special Issue on Juvenilia, Trauma and Intersectionality (Guest Editor: Rachel Conrad)

Published: 2025-05-15

Full Issue

JJS 4.1 galley May 2025

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Lesley Peterson
Editorial

Rob Breton, David Owen; Lesley Peterson
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Editor's Column

Introduction to Editor's Column

Rachel Conrad
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Trauma in Phillis Wheatley’s Juvenilia

Lucia Hodgson
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Child Journalists, the Civil War, and the Intersectional Work of Reporting Grief

Sara Danger
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Child Writing and the Traumatised Body

Caroline Lieffers
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Collaboration and Connection Intergenerational Authorship in Al Rabeeah and Yeung's Homes: A Refugee Story

Rachel Conrad, Lesley Peterson
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"Because I won't ever forget" Towards Livingness in Youth Poetry

Alisha Jean-Denis, Korina Jocson
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Peer-Reviewed Articles

“I am making myself remember that awful time”: Juvenilia, Hiroshima, and the Politics of Peace

Caroline Lieffers
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Silence, Guilt and Insidious Trauma in Auden’s Early Poems

Cristina Pividori
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“The Peripatetic Philosopher”: Unlocking the Trauma of Richard Jefferies

Rebecca Welshman
- 4.1_Welshman_Updated Octber 2022