The Encyclopedia offers comprehensive and international coverage of children's literature from a number of perspectives - theory and critical approaches, types and genres, context, applications and individual country essays.
The Encyclopedia offers comprehensive and international coverage of children's literature from a number of perspectives - theory and critical approaches, types and genres, context, applications and individual country essays.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1 Introduction Part I Theory and Critical Approaches 2 Defining Children's Literature and Childhood 3 History, Culture and Children's Literature 4 Ideology 5 Linguistics and Stylistics 6 Reader-Response Criticism 7Psychoanalytical Criticism 8Feminist Criticism: From Sex-Role Stereotyping to Subjectivity 9llustration and Picture Books 10A Note on Bibliography 11Intertextuality Part II Types and Genres 12Early Texts Used by Children 13Fairy Tales and Folk-tales 14 Myth and Legend 15 Playground Rhymes and the Oral Tradition 16Poetry for Children 17Draman 18he Development of Illustrated Texts and Picture Books 19The Modern Picture Book 20Popular Literature: Comics, Dime Novels, Pulps and Penny Dreadfuls 21Religious Writing for Children 22Animal Stories 23Real Gardens with Imaginary Toads: Domestic Fantasy 24High Fantasy 25Science Fiction 261Shaping Boyhood: Empire Builders and Adventurers 27The Family Story 28School Stories 29Pony Books 30Historical Fiction 31Books for Younger Readers Chapter 1Teenage Fiction: Realism,Romances, Contemporary Problem Novels 33Metafictions and Experimental Work 34 Major Authors' Work for Children 35 Books Adopted by Children 36Information Books 37 Children's Magazines Part III The Context of Children's Literature 38 Children's Book Design 39 Children's Book Publishing in Britain 40Children's Book Publishing in the USA 41Reviewing and Scholarly Journals 42Censorship 43Prizes and Prizewinners 44 Translation 45 Radio, Television, Film, Audio and Video 46Story-telling 47 Libraries and Research Collections 48 What the Authors Tell Us Part IV Applications of Children's Literature 49 Reading and Literacy 50 Teenagers Reading: Developmental Stages of Reading Literature 51Teaching Fiction and Poetry 52 Teaching Children's Literature in Higher Education 53 Librarianship 54Bibliotherapy and Psychology 55Publishing for Special Needs Part V The World of Children's Literature 56The World of Children's Literature: An Introduction 57 Culture and Developing Countries 58 British Children's Literature: A Historical Overview 59 Scotland 60Wales 61Ireland 62 The Nordic Countries 63 The Netherlands 64 France 65 Spain 66 Portugal 67 Germany 68 Switzerland 69 Austria 70 Italy 71 Greece 72 Russia 73 Eastern Europe 74 Turkey 75 Hebrew and Israeli 76 The Arab World 77 Africa 78 The Indian Sub-Continent 79 The Far East 80 China 81 Japan 82 Australia 83 New Zealand 84 Canada 85 Children's Literature in the USA: A Historical Overview 86 Central and South America and the Caribbean
1 Introduction Part I Theory and Critical Approaches 2 Defining Children's Literature and Childhood 3 History, Culture and Children's Literature 4 Ideology 5 Linguistics and Stylistics 6 Reader-Response Criticism 7Psychoanalytical Criticism 8Feminist Criticism: From Sex-Role Stereotyping to Subjectivity 9llustration and Picture Books 10A Note on Bibliography 11Intertextuality Part II Types and Genres 12Early Texts Used by Children 13Fairy Tales and Folk-tales 14 Myth and Legend 15 Playground Rhymes and the Oral Tradition 16Poetry for Children 17Draman 18he Development of Illustrated Texts and Picture Books 19The Modern Picture Book 20Popular Literature: Comics, Dime Novels, Pulps and Penny Dreadfuls 21Religious Writing for Children 22Animal Stories 23Real Gardens with Imaginary Toads: Domestic Fantasy 24High Fantasy 25Science Fiction 261Shaping Boyhood: Empire Builders and Adventurers 27The Family Story 28School Stories 29Pony Books 30Historical Fiction 31Books for Younger Readers Chapter 1Teenage Fiction: Realism,Romances, Contemporary Problem Novels 33Metafictions and Experimental Work 34 Major Authors' Work for Children 35 Books Adopted by Children 36Information Books 37 Children's Magazines Part III The Context of Children's Literature 38 Children's Book Design 39 Children's Book Publishing in Britain 40Children's Book Publishing in the USA 41Reviewing and Scholarly Journals 42Censorship 43Prizes and Prizewinners 44 Translation 45 Radio, Television, Film, Audio and Video 46Story-telling 47 Libraries and Research Collections 48 What the Authors Tell Us Part IV Applications of Children's Literature 49 Reading and Literacy 50 Teenagers Reading: Developmental Stages of Reading Literature 51Teaching Fiction and Poetry 52 Teaching Children's Literature in Higher Education 53 Librarianship 54Bibliotherapy and Psychology 55Publishing for Special Needs Part V The World of Children's Literature 56The World of Children's Literature: An Introduction 57 Culture and Developing Countries 58 British Children's Literature: A Historical Overview 59 Scotland 60Wales 61Ireland 62 The Nordic Countries 63 The Netherlands 64 France 65 Spain 66 Portugal 67 Germany 68 Switzerland 69 Austria 70 Italy 71 Greece 72 Russia 73 Eastern Europe 74 Turkey 75 Hebrew and Israeli 76 The Arab World 77 Africa 78 The Indian Sub-Continent 79 The Far East 80 China 81 Japan 82 Australia 83 New Zealand 84 Canada 85 Children's Literature in the USA: A Historical Overview 86 Central and South America and the Caribbean
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