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Romantic child: a standalone construct

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History of childhood

the image of the child as innocent, natural and untouched by adult knowledge, which took shape in art from the eighteenth century.

In history of childhood, Romantic child refers to the image of the child as innocent, natural and untouched by adult knowledge, which took shape in art from the eighteenth century. This meaning comes from Higonnet (1998) in Pictures of innocence.[1]

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References

  1. Higonnet, A. (1998). Pictures of innocence. Thames and Hudson. ISBN 9780500018415

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