Handbook of research on children's and young adult literature
Other Authors: | Wolf, Shelby Anne. |
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
Published: |
New York :
Routledge,
2011.
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Physical Description: |
xii, 555 pages : illustrations ; 29 cm. |
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Table of Contents:
- Pt 1. The reader. Children reading at home: an historical overview / Evelyn Arizpe and Morag Styles
- Questioning the value of literacy: a phenomenology of speaking and reading in children / Eva-Maria Simms
- The book as home? It all depends / Shirley Brice Heath
- Reading literature in elementary classrooms / Kathy G. Short
- Readers, texts, and contexts in the middle: re-imagining literature education for young adolescents / Thomas P. Crumpler and Linda Wedwick
- Reading literature in secondary school: disciplinary discourses in global times / Cynthia Lewis and Jessica Dockter
- Imaging a writer's life: extending the connection between readers and books / Elizabeth Dutro and Monette C. McIver
- Teaching Latina/o children's literature in multicultural contexts: theoretical and pedagogical possibilities / María E. Fránquiz, Carmen Martínez-Roldán, and Carmen I. Mercado
- School libraries and the transformation of readers and reading / Eliza T. Dresang and M. Bowie Kotrla
- Public libraries in the lives of young readers: past, present, and future / Paulette M. Rothbauer, Virginia A. Walter, and Kathleen Weibel
- Becoming readers of literature with LGBT themes: in and out of classrooms / Mollie V. Blackburn and Caroline T. Clark
- Immigrant students as cosmopolitan intellectuals / Gerald Campano and María Paula Ghiso
- Pt 2. The book. History of children's and young adult literature / Deborah Stevenson
- Point of departure / Lois Lowry
- Dime novels and series books / Catherine Sheldrick Ross
- Point of departure / Candice Ransom
- Folklore in children's literature: contents and discontents / Betsy Hearne
- Point of departure / Julius Lester
- African American children's literature: researching its development, exploring its voices / Rudine Sims Bishop
- Point of departure / Jacqueline Woodson
- The art of the picturebook / Lawrence R. Sipe
- Point of departure / Chris Raschka
- Point of departure / David Wiesner
- Comics and graphic novels / Robin Brenner
- Point of departure / Gareth Hinds
- Point of departure / Raina Telgemeier
- A burgeoning field or a sorry state: U.S. poetry for children, 1800-present / Laura Apol and Janine L. Certo
- Point of departure / Janet S. Wong
- Nonfiction literature for children: old assumptions and new directions / Barbara Kiefer and Melissa I. Wilson
- Point of departure / Penny Colman
- Genre as nexus: the novel for children and young adults / Mike Cadden
- Point of departure / Philip Pullman
- Young adult literature: growing up, in theory / Karen Coats
- Point of departure / Markus Zusak
- Reading indigeneity: the ethics of interpretation and representation / Clare Bradford
- Point of departure / Joseph Bruchac
- Literary studies, cultural studies, children's literature, and the case of Jeff Smith / Roderick McGillis
- Point of departure / David Filipi
- Point of departure / Lucy Shelton Caswell, David Filipi, and Jeff Smith
- Ideology and children's books / Robyn McCallum and John Stephens
- Point of departure / M.T. Anderson
- The author's perspective / Claudia Mills
- Point of departure / Phyllis Reynolds Naylor
- Archives and special collections devoted to children's and young adult literature / Karen Nelson Hoyle
- Point of departure / Leonard S. Marcus
- Pt. 3. The world around. Where worlds meet / Ana Maria Machado
- Point of departure / Katherine Paterson
- Translation and crosscultural reception / Maria Nikolajeva
- Point of departure / Tara F. Chace
- The implied reader of the translation / Petros Panaou and Tasoula Tsilimeni
- Point of departure / Kostia Kontoleon
- International communities building places for youth reading / Michael Daniel Ambatchew
- Point of departure / Jane Kurtz
- Point of departure / Yohannes Gebregeorgis
- Censorship: book challenges, challenging books, and young readers / Christine A. Jenkins
- Reviewing children's and young adult literature / Michael Cart
- Awards in literature for children and adolescents / Junko Yokota
- The economics of children's book publishing in the 21st century / Joel Taxel
- Spinning off: toys, television, tie-ins, and technology / Margaret Mackey
- Listening for the scratch of a pen: museums devoted to children's and young adult literature / Elizabeth Hammill.