"At Home in the Water": Swimming and Progressive Girlhood in Early Twentieth-Century Club Fiction

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Hakala, Laura

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CHILDRENS LITERATURE | 2024年 / 52卷

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10.1353/chl.2024.a928812

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I [文学];

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05 ;

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In series fiction about the Girl Scouts and the Camp Fire Girls from the 1910s and 1920s, swimming enables new opportunities that question and disrupt nineteenth-century models of girlhood. Girl characters move beyond domestic roles and experiences, which contributes to the changing gender dynamics of this time period.

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