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PETER PAN BARRIE Definition by WordNet

(noun) Peter Pan,
a Boyish Or Immature Man; After The Boy In Barrie''s Play Who Never Grows Up

(noun) Peter Pan,
the Main Character In A Play By J. M. Barrie; A Boy Who Won''t Grow Up

Sources list for PETER PAN BARRIE

Barrie, J.M. Peter Pan. Online Literature Library. Updated 29-Jun-1999. [1]http://www.literature.org/authors/barrie-james-matthew/the-adventures-of-peter pan/chapter-01.html
â€œPeter Panâ€ and â€œEverymanâ€

Barrie, J.M. "Peter Pan." London: Routledge, 1950.
â€œPeter Panâ€ and â€œEverymanâ€

Agustin Blazquez with the collaboration of Jaums Sutton. "Operation Peter Pan." NoCastro.com. 1999. <http://www.nocastro.com/atrocities/opeterpan.htm>.
Ana Mendieta (1948-1985)

Barry, Peter. "Stylistics and the Logic of Intuition; or How Not to Pick a Chrysanthemum." Critical Quarterly 27.4 (1985): 51-58.
Four Short Stories by D. H. Lawrence

Barry, Peter, Beginning Theory - An Introduction to Literary and Cultural Theory (Manchester: Manchester University Press, 2002)
Romantic Poetry

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