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List of Figures Notes on Contributors Preface: Unmanageable Bodies: Where Childhood Studies and Biopolitics Meet Sarah Chinn Introduction: The Biopolitics of Childhood Lucia Hodgson and Allison Giffen Section I: Heredity 1. Jacob Riis, Luther Burbank, and the Training of the American Child Christa Holm Vogelius 2. “Send the Little Patient to the Hospital at Once:” Early Eugenics at North Carolina State Hospital’s Epileptic Colony Elisabeth McClanahan Harris 3. The Biopolitics of Sexual Consent in Lydia Maria Child’s Reform Fiction Lucia Hodgson 4. “Relics of a Race Never Yet Seen”: Archaeologies of Nineteenth-Century Child Bodies Laura Soderberg Section II: Death 5. Innocent Specimens: Depicting Enslaved Childhood through the Lusus Naturae Rebecca M. Rosen 6. Arrested Development: Disability and the “Feebleminded” Black Boy in St. Nicholas: Scribner’s Illustrated Magazine for Girls and Boys Allison Giffen 7. Newsboy Necropolitics: John Ellard, Disability, and Black Absence Manuel Herrero-Puertas 8. “The Blight-Sooner or Later-Strikes All”: Childhood and the Biopolitics of Racialized Lynching Maude Hines Section III: Family 9. Queer Ontologies: Categories of Age before Developmentalism Gabrielle Owen 10. Biopolitics and Youth Border-Crossing in Sui Sin Far (Edith Maud Eaton) and Charles Eastman (Ohiyesa): Children’s Bodies as Sites of Contention Between White State Power and Families of Color Sarah Ruffing Robbins 11. Twilight Talk: What Every Girl Ought to Know about Sex Education in Louisa May Alcott’s Eight Cousins Stephanie Peebles Tavera 12. The Sentimental Biopolitics of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women Kristin Proehl |