CHILDHOOD ACCORDING TO ROALD DAL: TYPOLOGY, INNER WORLD AND SOCIAL ANALYSIS OF CHILD CHARACTERS
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This scientific article provides an in-depth analysis of Roald Dahl's role in children's literature, the typology of child protagonists, their inner worlds, psychological experiences, and social issues. It discusses the social and psychological development of characters in Dahl's works, highlighting their resilience and moral values. The article sheds light on Roald Dahl's contribution to children's literature and the impact of his works on the psychology of contemporary children.
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