Phil Sheridan: Flyers’ formula: Time and space Posted on May 12th
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The childhood that Maurice Sendak remembers, in which children were allowed more trial and error in coming to grips with the vicissitudes of life, no longer exists. Childhood today is tightly regulated, circumscribed and electronically monitored.
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