Pleasures of Children's Literature, The, 3rd Edition
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The Pleasures of Children's Literature, Third Edition, offers an overview of children's literature in the context of current professional discussion of children's literature and reading.
Focusing on controversial issues and designed to provoke thought and debate, this ground-breaking text examines literary response to and analysis of the entire field of literary texts written by adults for children.
The Pleasures of Children's Literature, Third Edition introduces and describes relevant current views in a number of disciplines, including literary theory; ideological, cultural and media studies; theories of visual culture and folklore; developmental and cognitive psychology; and pedagogical practice.
Noteworthy new author team Nodelman and Reimer offer introductions to a range of relevant questions and approaches, and give readers an overview of theoretical approaches current in literary studies and related disciplines. They offer readers insight into the ways these studies and approaches might illuminate both children's responses and their own responses to understanding children's literature.
I. INTRODUCTION.
II. CULTURE, IDEOLOGY, AND CHILDREN'S LITERATURE.
III. CHILDREN'S LITERATURE AND THE LITERARY REPERTOIRE.
IV. KINDS OF CHILDREN'S LITERATURE.
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Nodelman & Reimer
©2003  | Pearson  | 352 pp
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