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A unique literary and psychological perspective on the biographical aspect of Arthur Ransome's children's literature.
First published in 1930, Swallows and Amazons secured Arthur Ransome's reputation as one of the most influential children's authors of all time, yet prior to writing fiction he had had a turbulent career as a journalist and war correspondent in revolutionary Russia. In this refreshing account of Ransome's work, Alan Kennedy sets out to explain his enduring appeal, combining literary criticism with psychological expertise.
Not only did Ransome apply a careful narrative theory to his works, his use of symbolism aligning them more with the modernist tradition than with the event-driven children's literature of contemporaries such as Richmal Crompton and Enid Blyton, but his novels are also more than usually autobiographical. This Kennedy ably demonstrates with reference to three particular challenges Ransome faced in a seriously conflicted life: his father's untimely death, his abandonment of his infant daughter in order to escape his catastrophic first marriage, and the innumerable compromises that kept him alive during his Russian exile. A Thoroughly Mischievous Person: The Other Arthur Ransome is the first study to tackle this matter systematically, giving casual and scholarly readers alike new insights into this fascinating figure.
Contents
List of Illustrations
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1. Are They Real?
2. The Allusive Word
3. The Language of the Psyche
4. The Lost Girl
5. The Invitation
6. The Hazel Wand
7. The Ball of String
8. To Fish the Waters Cyril Fished
9. The Fellow Traveller?
10. Coming Home
11. Lottie Blossom
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