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  <tableOfContents>The emergence of the sh�ojo and the discourse of spiritual love in Meiji literature -- Prewar girls' culture (sh�ojo bunka), 1910-1937 -- Narrative and visual aesthetics of prewar girls' magazines -- The formation of postwar sh�ojo manga, 1950-1969 -- The revolution in 1970s sh�ojo manga.</tableOfContents>
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