Vol. 15 No. 2 (2005)

Articles

• Editorial

  Ann McGuire

  3-5

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• New Social Orders: Reconceptualising Family and Community in Utopian Fiction

  Kerry Mallan, Clare Bradford, John Stephens

  6-21

  • pdf

• Education, State and Agency in Dystopian Children’s Texts

  Margaret Aitken, Clare Bradford, Geraldine Massey

  22-30

  • pdf

• Allan Baillie’s Secrets of Walden Rising as Critical Dystopia: Problematising National Mythologies

  Beverley Pennell

  31-39

  • pdf

• ‘Belonging’ in Young Adult Dystopian Fiction: New Communities Created by Children

  Patricia Kennon

  40-49

  • pdf

• ‘When I was a child I thought as a child ...’: The Importance of Memory in Constructions of Childhood and Social Order in a Selection of Post-disaster Fictions

  Elizabeth Braithwaite

  50-57

  • pdf