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17 октября 2017 г., 14:27
In schoolgirl fiction—a popular genre of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, devoured by women as well as girls—the crush (also known as pash, smash, and Schwarm) on a teacher or schoolmate is ubiquitous, and often central to the plot. Some critics dismiss the phenomenon by arguing that the girls only choose girls for lack of opportunity—which seems like lamenting the fact that Juliet had to make do with Romeo because her social circle was limited to the men of Verona.
