What Made Us Toys R Us Kids? Romanticism, Consumerism, and Nostalgia -  Reactor

What Made Us Toys R Us Kids? Romanticism, Consumerism, and Nostalgia - Reactor

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Canadian literary critic Northrop Frye argued that where you are is as important as who you are. Just as one affects their environment, people are, in turn, affected by those same surroundings. The Romantic poets located this exchange in nature, turning their work toward subjects ruminating on not only their own individuality, but the natural Read More »

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