The Small Worlds of Childhood Lynn Balzer-Martin McCloskey's art was usually influenced

McCloskey's art was usually influenced by where he lived

It ranges from the tense

and from Tokyo to Jerusalem

bewildered and bent by personal grief

Despite the challenges of daily experiences

The Small Worlds of Childhood Lynn Balzer-Martin McCloskey's art was usually influencedThe Small Worlds of Childhood argues that prose representations of bourgeois childhood contain surprising opportunities to reflect on the temporality of experience. In their narratives of children at home in their everyday worlds, Adalbert Stifter, Rainer Maria Rilke, and Walter Benjamin are not only able to shed a unique light on key issues in the history of philosophy. They also offer a queer critique of the normative expectation that the literature