Monika M Elbert (ed.)
Enterprising Youth
Social Values and Acculturation in Nineteenth-Century American Children's Literature
Herausgeber: Elbert, Monika
Monika M Elbert (ed.)
Enterprising Youth
Social Values and Acculturation in Nineteenth-Century American Children's Literature
Herausgeber: Elbert, Monika
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This collection of literary and historical criticism draws on recent scholarship on canon formation, gender studies, and cultural studies to show how concepts of public/private, male/female, and national/foreign operated in nineteenth-century children's literature, and explores how this literature transmitted hegemonic notions of American citizenship and cultural values.
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This collection of literary and historical criticism draws on recent scholarship on canon formation, gender studies, and cultural studies to show how concepts of public/private, male/female, and national/foreign operated in nineteenth-century children's literature, and explores how this literature transmitted hegemonic notions of American citizenship and cultural values.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 163mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 549g
- ISBN-13: 9780415961509
- ISBN-10: 0415961505
- Artikelnr.: 23183193
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 308
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2008
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 163mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 549g
- ISBN-13: 9780415961509
- ISBN-10: 0415961505
- Artikelnr.: 23183193
Monika Elbert
Series Editor's Foreword
List of Figures
Introduction
Monika Elbert
1. Civic Duties and Moral Pitfalls
"A Just, A Useful Part": Lydia Huntley Sigourney and Catharine Maria
Sedgwick's Contributions to The Juvenile Miscellany and The Youth's
Companion
Lorinda B. Cohoon
Charitable (Mis)givings and the Aesthetics of Poverty in Louisa May
Alcott's Christmas Stories
Monika Elbert
"Hints Dropped Here and There": Constructing Exclusion in St. Nicholas,
Volume I
Melissa Fowler and Janet Gray
"One extra little girl": Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Orphans
Roxanne Harde
2. Politicizing Children: "Normalization" and the Place of the Marginalized
Child
"A is an Abolitionist": The Anti-Slavery Alphabet and the Politics of
Literacy
Martha Sledge
Overcoming Racism in Jacob Abbott's Stories of Rainbow and Lucky and in
Antebellum America
Jeannette Barnes Lessels and Eric Sterling
"I am your slave for love": Race, Sentimentality, and Harriet Beecher
Stowe's Fiction for Children
Lesley Ginsberg
Shut-ins, Shut-outs, and Spofford's Other Children: The Hester Stanley
Stories
Rita Bode
3. Sentimental and Realistic Constructs of Childhood
Robinson Crusoe and the Shaping of Masculinity in Nineteenth-Century
America
Shawn Thomson
"the cleverest children's book written here": Elizabeth Stoddard's Lolly
Dinks's Doings and the Subversion of Social Conventions
Maria Holmgren Troy
A Sentimental Childhood: The Unlikely Memoirs of Realist-Era Writers
Melanie Dawson
The Cultural Work of Kate Douglas Wiggin: Cultivating the Child's Garden
Anne Lundin
4. Education and Shifting Paradigms of the Child's Mind
"Heroes of the Laboratory and the Workshop": Invention and Technology in
Books for Children, 1850-1990
Eric S. Hintz
Natural History for Children and the Agassiz Association
J.D. Stahl
Good Masters: Child-Animal Relationships in the Writings of Mark Twain and
G. Stanley Hall
Joan Menefee
Child Consciousness in the American Novel: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
(1885), What Maisie Knew (1897), and the Birth of Child Psychology
Holly Blackford
Contributors
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures
Introduction
Monika Elbert
1. Civic Duties and Moral Pitfalls
"A Just, A Useful Part": Lydia Huntley Sigourney and Catharine Maria
Sedgwick's Contributions to The Juvenile Miscellany and The Youth's
Companion
Lorinda B. Cohoon
Charitable (Mis)givings and the Aesthetics of Poverty in Louisa May
Alcott's Christmas Stories
Monika Elbert
"Hints Dropped Here and There": Constructing Exclusion in St. Nicholas,
Volume I
Melissa Fowler and Janet Gray
"One extra little girl": Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Orphans
Roxanne Harde
2. Politicizing Children: "Normalization" and the Place of the Marginalized
Child
"A is an Abolitionist": The Anti-Slavery Alphabet and the Politics of
Literacy
Martha Sledge
Overcoming Racism in Jacob Abbott's Stories of Rainbow and Lucky and in
Antebellum America
Jeannette Barnes Lessels and Eric Sterling
"I am your slave for love": Race, Sentimentality, and Harriet Beecher
Stowe's Fiction for Children
Lesley Ginsberg
Shut-ins, Shut-outs, and Spofford's Other Children: The Hester Stanley
Stories
Rita Bode
3. Sentimental and Realistic Constructs of Childhood
Robinson Crusoe and the Shaping of Masculinity in Nineteenth-Century
America
Shawn Thomson
"the cleverest children's book written here": Elizabeth Stoddard's Lolly
Dinks's Doings and the Subversion of Social Conventions
Maria Holmgren Troy
A Sentimental Childhood: The Unlikely Memoirs of Realist-Era Writers
Melanie Dawson
The Cultural Work of Kate Douglas Wiggin: Cultivating the Child's Garden
Anne Lundin
4. Education and Shifting Paradigms of the Child's Mind
"Heroes of the Laboratory and the Workshop": Invention and Technology in
Books for Children, 1850-1990
Eric S. Hintz
Natural History for Children and the Agassiz Association
J.D. Stahl
Good Masters: Child-Animal Relationships in the Writings of Mark Twain and
G. Stanley Hall
Joan Menefee
Child Consciousness in the American Novel: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
(1885), What Maisie Knew (1897), and the Birth of Child Psychology
Holly Blackford
Contributors
Bibliography
Index
Series Editor's Foreword
List of Figures
Introduction
Monika Elbert
1. Civic Duties and Moral Pitfalls
"A Just, A Useful Part": Lydia Huntley Sigourney and Catharine Maria
Sedgwick's Contributions to The Juvenile Miscellany and The Youth's
Companion
Lorinda B. Cohoon
Charitable (Mis)givings and the Aesthetics of Poverty in Louisa May
Alcott's Christmas Stories
Monika Elbert
"Hints Dropped Here and There": Constructing Exclusion in St. Nicholas,
Volume I
Melissa Fowler and Janet Gray
"One extra little girl": Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Orphans
Roxanne Harde
2. Politicizing Children: "Normalization" and the Place of the Marginalized
Child
"A is an Abolitionist": The Anti-Slavery Alphabet and the Politics of
Literacy
Martha Sledge
Overcoming Racism in Jacob Abbott's Stories of Rainbow and Lucky and in
Antebellum America
Jeannette Barnes Lessels and Eric Sterling
"I am your slave for love": Race, Sentimentality, and Harriet Beecher
Stowe's Fiction for Children
Lesley Ginsberg
Shut-ins, Shut-outs, and Spofford's Other Children: The Hester Stanley
Stories
Rita Bode
3. Sentimental and Realistic Constructs of Childhood
Robinson Crusoe and the Shaping of Masculinity in Nineteenth-Century
America
Shawn Thomson
"the cleverest children's book written here": Elizabeth Stoddard's Lolly
Dinks's Doings and the Subversion of Social Conventions
Maria Holmgren Troy
A Sentimental Childhood: The Unlikely Memoirs of Realist-Era Writers
Melanie Dawson
The Cultural Work of Kate Douglas Wiggin: Cultivating the Child's Garden
Anne Lundin
4. Education and Shifting Paradigms of the Child's Mind
"Heroes of the Laboratory and the Workshop": Invention and Technology in
Books for Children, 1850-1990
Eric S. Hintz
Natural History for Children and the Agassiz Association
J.D. Stahl
Good Masters: Child-Animal Relationships in the Writings of Mark Twain and
G. Stanley Hall
Joan Menefee
Child Consciousness in the American Novel: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
(1885), What Maisie Knew (1897), and the Birth of Child Psychology
Holly Blackford
Contributors
Bibliography
Index
List of Figures
Introduction
Monika Elbert
1. Civic Duties and Moral Pitfalls
"A Just, A Useful Part": Lydia Huntley Sigourney and Catharine Maria
Sedgwick's Contributions to The Juvenile Miscellany and The Youth's
Companion
Lorinda B. Cohoon
Charitable (Mis)givings and the Aesthetics of Poverty in Louisa May
Alcott's Christmas Stories
Monika Elbert
"Hints Dropped Here and There": Constructing Exclusion in St. Nicholas,
Volume I
Melissa Fowler and Janet Gray
"One extra little girl": Elizabeth Stuart Phelps's Orphans
Roxanne Harde
2. Politicizing Children: "Normalization" and the Place of the Marginalized
Child
"A is an Abolitionist": The Anti-Slavery Alphabet and the Politics of
Literacy
Martha Sledge
Overcoming Racism in Jacob Abbott's Stories of Rainbow and Lucky and in
Antebellum America
Jeannette Barnes Lessels and Eric Sterling
"I am your slave for love": Race, Sentimentality, and Harriet Beecher
Stowe's Fiction for Children
Lesley Ginsberg
Shut-ins, Shut-outs, and Spofford's Other Children: The Hester Stanley
Stories
Rita Bode
3. Sentimental and Realistic Constructs of Childhood
Robinson Crusoe and the Shaping of Masculinity in Nineteenth-Century
America
Shawn Thomson
"the cleverest children's book written here": Elizabeth Stoddard's Lolly
Dinks's Doings and the Subversion of Social Conventions
Maria Holmgren Troy
A Sentimental Childhood: The Unlikely Memoirs of Realist-Era Writers
Melanie Dawson
The Cultural Work of Kate Douglas Wiggin: Cultivating the Child's Garden
Anne Lundin
4. Education and Shifting Paradigms of the Child's Mind
"Heroes of the Laboratory and the Workshop": Invention and Technology in
Books for Children, 1850-1990
Eric S. Hintz
Natural History for Children and the Agassiz Association
J.D. Stahl
Good Masters: Child-Animal Relationships in the Writings of Mark Twain and
G. Stanley Hall
Joan Menefee
Child Consciousness in the American Novel: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
(1885), What Maisie Knew (1897), and the Birth of Child Psychology
Holly Blackford
Contributors
Bibliography
Index