At this point, I think I need to mention Frederick Crews's book The Pooh Perplex, with Freudian, Marxian, Anglo-Catholic, Leavisite, etc. readings of A.A. Milne. He updated this with Post-Modern Pooh a few years back, which undoubtedly deconstructs it, but I haven't caught up with that one.
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At this point, I think I need to mention Frederick Crews's book The Pooh Perplex, with Freudian, Marxian, Anglo-Catholic, Leavisite, etc. readings of A.A. Milne. He updated this with Post-Modern Pooh a few years back, which undoubtedly deconstructs it, but I haven't caught up with that one.