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"The trope of lostness [...] animates complex critical considerations of culture and subjectivity as in Shaun Tan’s The Arrival (2006) and Matt Ottley’s Requiem for a Beast: A Work for Image, Word and Music (2007), where the experience of lostness shapes the protagonists’ journeys, and is understood (like the books themselves) as applicable to children and adults." (Source: introduction)
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Productive Anxieties : Lostness in The Arrival and Requiem for a Beast
Papers : Explorations into Children's Literature
Papers : Explorations into Children's Literature
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- The Arrival 2006 single work graphic novel
- Requiem for a Beast 2007 single work graphic novel
- Dot and the Kangaroo 1899 single work children's fiction
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