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Abstract:This article offers a reevaluation of Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows informed by developments in affect theory, theories of everyday life, and feminist care ethics. The essay argues that Grahame's text functions as a work of interventionist, rather than escapist, literature by offering alternative forms of attachment to domesticity, routine, and hospitality.
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