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Part I. Cultural dynamics of cross-generational (re-)appropriation
1. Historical roots of consumption-based nostalgia for childhood in the United States / Gary Cross
2. Nostalgia or innovation? the adaptation of Dutch children's books into film / Helma van Lierop-Debrauwer
3. Superheroes and identity: the role of nostalgia in comic book culture / Carol L. Tilley
4. (Re-)constructing childhood memories: nostalgia, creativity, and the expanded worlds of Lego fan community / Lincoln Geraghty
Part II. Childhood nostalgia and memorial politics
5. Nostalgic panoramas of childhood: toy objects in Ireland, 1851-1909 / Vanessa Rutherford
6. Making children's 'classics', making past childhoods: children's 'classics' as sites for memory politics and nostalgia / Helle Strandgaard Jensen
7. Propaganda and nostalgia: constructing memories of the German Democratic Republic for young people / Luke Springman
8. Communist childhoods and nostalgia: a cultural analysis of online remembrance strategies (2006-2011) / Codruta Pohrib
9. Lost in nostalgia: images of childhood in photo-books for children / Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer
Part III. Modalities of nostalgia
10. Looking for asymmetries: a theoretical approach to childhood nostalgia in pre-figurative culture / Mariano Narodowski
11. Perverse nostaliga: child sex abuse as trauma commodity in neo-Victorian fiction / Marie-Luise Kohlke
12. "Sacred straight" and beyond: the presumption of teenaged guilt and the perpetuation of defeated paradigms / Joshua Garrison
13. Teenage nostalgia: perpetual adolescents in Little Children and Young Adult / Anita Wohlmann
14. Ambivalent longings: nostalgia in the picturebooks of Pieter Gaudesaboos / Vanessa Joosen
15. Children's music and nostalgia: digging in the past with an eye to the future / Ingeborg Lunde Vestad
16. Happiness is quite common: postmemory of the 1950s in De Daltons (199-2010) / Elisabeth Wesseling
Part IV. Nostalgic science
17. Comics, childhood, and nostalgia: Frederic Wertham and the comic book panic of the 1950s / Andrew O'Malley
18. Back to where we came from: evolutionary psychology and children's literature and media / Neil Cocks and Karín Lesnik-Olberstein.
1. Historical roots of consumption-based nostalgia for childhood in the United States / Gary Cross
2. Nostalgia or innovation? the adaptation of Dutch children's books into film / Helma van Lierop-Debrauwer
3. Superheroes and identity: the role of nostalgia in comic book culture / Carol L. Tilley
4. (Re-)constructing childhood memories: nostalgia, creativity, and the expanded worlds of Lego fan community / Lincoln Geraghty
Part II. Childhood nostalgia and memorial politics
5. Nostalgic panoramas of childhood: toy objects in Ireland, 1851-1909 / Vanessa Rutherford
6. Making children's 'classics', making past childhoods: children's 'classics' as sites for memory politics and nostalgia / Helle Strandgaard Jensen
7. Propaganda and nostalgia: constructing memories of the German Democratic Republic for young people / Luke Springman
8. Communist childhoods and nostalgia: a cultural analysis of online remembrance strategies (2006-2011) / Codruta Pohrib
9. Lost in nostalgia: images of childhood in photo-books for children / Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer
Part III. Modalities of nostalgia
10. Looking for asymmetries: a theoretical approach to childhood nostalgia in pre-figurative culture / Mariano Narodowski
11. Perverse nostaliga: child sex abuse as trauma commodity in neo-Victorian fiction / Marie-Luise Kohlke
12. "Sacred straight" and beyond: the presumption of teenaged guilt and the perpetuation of defeated paradigms / Joshua Garrison
13. Teenage nostalgia: perpetual adolescents in Little Children and Young Adult / Anita Wohlmann
14. Ambivalent longings: nostalgia in the picturebooks of Pieter Gaudesaboos / Vanessa Joosen
15. Children's music and nostalgia: digging in the past with an eye to the future / Ingeborg Lunde Vestad
16. Happiness is quite common: postmemory of the 1950s in De Daltons (199-2010) / Elisabeth Wesseling
Part IV. Nostalgic science
17. Comics, childhood, and nostalgia: Frederic Wertham and the comic book panic of the 1950s / Andrew O'Malley
18. Back to where we came from: evolutionary psychology and children's literature and media / Neil Cocks and Karín Lesnik-Olberstein.