The Nation in Children's Literature
Nations of Childhood
Herausgeber: Kelen, Kit; Sundmark, Bjorn
The Nation in Children's Literature
Nations of Childhood
Herausgeber: Kelen, Kit; Sundmark, Bjorn
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This book explores the meaning of nation or nationalism in children's literature and how it constructs and represents different national experiences. The contributors discuss diverse aspects of children's literature and film from interdisciplinary and multicultural approaches, ranging from the short story and novel to science fiction and fantasy from a range of locations.
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This book explores the meaning of nation or nationalism in children's literature and how it constructs and represents different national experiences. The contributors discuss diverse aspects of children's literature and film from interdisciplinary and multicultural approaches, ranging from the short story and novel to science fiction and fantasy from a range of locations.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9780415624794
- ISBN-10: 0415624797
- Artikelnr.: 35056618
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 296
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. November 2012
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 567g
- ISBN-13: 9780415624794
- ISBN-10: 0415624797
- Artikelnr.: 35056618
Christopher (Kit) Kelen is Associate Professor at the University of Macau. Björn Sundmark is Associate Professor at Malmö University, Sweden.
First Things - Introduction by Kit Kelen and Björn Sundmark I. The Child
and the Nation - Lessons in Citizenship 1. A New "Bend in the Road":
Navigating Nationhood through L. M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables
Danielle Russell 2. Ski Tracks in the Wilderness: Nature and Nation in
Norwegian Young Adult Books from the 1930s Svein Slettan 3. Wild Nature
Revisited: Negotiations of the National Self-Imagination Kristin Ørjasaeter
II. Subversive Tales - Critiquing the Nation 4. Dangerous Children and
Children in Danger: Reading American Comics under the Italian Fascist
Régime Caterina Sinibaldi 5. The World is a Confused Pink Sheep: Subversive
Uses of Icelandic themes in the Poetry of Þorarinn Eldjárn Olga Holownia
6. Deconstructions of the Japanese Nation State in Uehashi Nahoko's
Moribito (Guardian) series Helen Kilpatrick and Orie Muta 7. "The Ghost
Remembers Only What It Wants To": Traumas of Girlhood as a Metonym for the
Nation in the South Korean Whispering Corridors (Yeogo goedam) series
Sung-Ae Lee and John Stephens III. Nations Before and Within 8. Nation as
Home? A New Quest for Taiwanese Aboriginal Literature Irene Ying-Yu Chen
9. Nation-Building in Australia: The Pre-Federation Children's Novels of
Ethel Turner Jan Keane 10. "Our Motherland": Mapping an Identity in Bengali
Children's Literature Gargi Gangopadhyay IV. Empire, Globalization and
Cosmopolitan Consciousness 11. Writing and Righting History: Henty's Nation
Laura Jones 12. Empire and Nation in the Life Work of Arthur Mee Kit Kelen
13. International Classic Characters and National Ideologies: Alice and
Pinocchio in Greece Petros Panaou and Tasoula Tsilimeni V. Childhood as
Nation Imagined - Once Upon a Time to Be 14. Medievalism and Nationhood in
Children's Literature Clare Bradford 15. Set in Stone: Runes, Nation,
Childhood Björn Sundmark 16. Post-Fordist Nation: The Economics of
Childhood and the New Global Citizenship Abbie E Ventura 17. "I thought I
lived in a country where I had rights": Conceptualising Child Citizenship
in the Posthuman Era Victoria Flanagan Postscript: Where Children Rule?
Kit Kelen and Björn Sundmark
and the Nation - Lessons in Citizenship 1. A New "Bend in the Road":
Navigating Nationhood through L. M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables
Danielle Russell 2. Ski Tracks in the Wilderness: Nature and Nation in
Norwegian Young Adult Books from the 1930s Svein Slettan 3. Wild Nature
Revisited: Negotiations of the National Self-Imagination Kristin Ørjasaeter
II. Subversive Tales - Critiquing the Nation 4. Dangerous Children and
Children in Danger: Reading American Comics under the Italian Fascist
Régime Caterina Sinibaldi 5. The World is a Confused Pink Sheep: Subversive
Uses of Icelandic themes in the Poetry of Þorarinn Eldjárn Olga Holownia
6. Deconstructions of the Japanese Nation State in Uehashi Nahoko's
Moribito (Guardian) series Helen Kilpatrick and Orie Muta 7. "The Ghost
Remembers Only What It Wants To": Traumas of Girlhood as a Metonym for the
Nation in the South Korean Whispering Corridors (Yeogo goedam) series
Sung-Ae Lee and John Stephens III. Nations Before and Within 8. Nation as
Home? A New Quest for Taiwanese Aboriginal Literature Irene Ying-Yu Chen
9. Nation-Building in Australia: The Pre-Federation Children's Novels of
Ethel Turner Jan Keane 10. "Our Motherland": Mapping an Identity in Bengali
Children's Literature Gargi Gangopadhyay IV. Empire, Globalization and
Cosmopolitan Consciousness 11. Writing and Righting History: Henty's Nation
Laura Jones 12. Empire and Nation in the Life Work of Arthur Mee Kit Kelen
13. International Classic Characters and National Ideologies: Alice and
Pinocchio in Greece Petros Panaou and Tasoula Tsilimeni V. Childhood as
Nation Imagined - Once Upon a Time to Be 14. Medievalism and Nationhood in
Children's Literature Clare Bradford 15. Set in Stone: Runes, Nation,
Childhood Björn Sundmark 16. Post-Fordist Nation: The Economics of
Childhood and the New Global Citizenship Abbie E Ventura 17. "I thought I
lived in a country where I had rights": Conceptualising Child Citizenship
in the Posthuman Era Victoria Flanagan Postscript: Where Children Rule?
Kit Kelen and Björn Sundmark
First Things - Introduction by Kit Kelen and Björn Sundmark I. The Child
and the Nation - Lessons in Citizenship 1. A New "Bend in the Road":
Navigating Nationhood through L. M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables
Danielle Russell 2. Ski Tracks in the Wilderness: Nature and Nation in
Norwegian Young Adult Books from the 1930s Svein Slettan 3. Wild Nature
Revisited: Negotiations of the National Self-Imagination Kristin Ørjasaeter
II. Subversive Tales - Critiquing the Nation 4. Dangerous Children and
Children in Danger: Reading American Comics under the Italian Fascist
Régime Caterina Sinibaldi 5. The World is a Confused Pink Sheep: Subversive
Uses of Icelandic themes in the Poetry of Þorarinn Eldjárn Olga Holownia
6. Deconstructions of the Japanese Nation State in Uehashi Nahoko's
Moribito (Guardian) series Helen Kilpatrick and Orie Muta 7. "The Ghost
Remembers Only What It Wants To": Traumas of Girlhood as a Metonym for the
Nation in the South Korean Whispering Corridors (Yeogo goedam) series
Sung-Ae Lee and John Stephens III. Nations Before and Within 8. Nation as
Home? A New Quest for Taiwanese Aboriginal Literature Irene Ying-Yu Chen
9. Nation-Building in Australia: The Pre-Federation Children's Novels of
Ethel Turner Jan Keane 10. "Our Motherland": Mapping an Identity in Bengali
Children's Literature Gargi Gangopadhyay IV. Empire, Globalization and
Cosmopolitan Consciousness 11. Writing and Righting History: Henty's Nation
Laura Jones 12. Empire and Nation in the Life Work of Arthur Mee Kit Kelen
13. International Classic Characters and National Ideologies: Alice and
Pinocchio in Greece Petros Panaou and Tasoula Tsilimeni V. Childhood as
Nation Imagined - Once Upon a Time to Be 14. Medievalism and Nationhood in
Children's Literature Clare Bradford 15. Set in Stone: Runes, Nation,
Childhood Björn Sundmark 16. Post-Fordist Nation: The Economics of
Childhood and the New Global Citizenship Abbie E Ventura 17. "I thought I
lived in a country where I had rights": Conceptualising Child Citizenship
in the Posthuman Era Victoria Flanagan Postscript: Where Children Rule?
Kit Kelen and Björn Sundmark
and the Nation - Lessons in Citizenship 1. A New "Bend in the Road":
Navigating Nationhood through L. M. Montgomery's Anne of Green Gables
Danielle Russell 2. Ski Tracks in the Wilderness: Nature and Nation in
Norwegian Young Adult Books from the 1930s Svein Slettan 3. Wild Nature
Revisited: Negotiations of the National Self-Imagination Kristin Ørjasaeter
II. Subversive Tales - Critiquing the Nation 4. Dangerous Children and
Children in Danger: Reading American Comics under the Italian Fascist
Régime Caterina Sinibaldi 5. The World is a Confused Pink Sheep: Subversive
Uses of Icelandic themes in the Poetry of Þorarinn Eldjárn Olga Holownia
6. Deconstructions of the Japanese Nation State in Uehashi Nahoko's
Moribito (Guardian) series Helen Kilpatrick and Orie Muta 7. "The Ghost
Remembers Only What It Wants To": Traumas of Girlhood as a Metonym for the
Nation in the South Korean Whispering Corridors (Yeogo goedam) series
Sung-Ae Lee and John Stephens III. Nations Before and Within 8. Nation as
Home? A New Quest for Taiwanese Aboriginal Literature Irene Ying-Yu Chen
9. Nation-Building in Australia: The Pre-Federation Children's Novels of
Ethel Turner Jan Keane 10. "Our Motherland": Mapping an Identity in Bengali
Children's Literature Gargi Gangopadhyay IV. Empire, Globalization and
Cosmopolitan Consciousness 11. Writing and Righting History: Henty's Nation
Laura Jones 12. Empire and Nation in the Life Work of Arthur Mee Kit Kelen
13. International Classic Characters and National Ideologies: Alice and
Pinocchio in Greece Petros Panaou and Tasoula Tsilimeni V. Childhood as
Nation Imagined - Once Upon a Time to Be 14. Medievalism and Nationhood in
Children's Literature Clare Bradford 15. Set in Stone: Runes, Nation,
Childhood Björn Sundmark 16. Post-Fordist Nation: The Economics of
Childhood and the New Global Citizenship Abbie E Ventura 17. "I thought I
lived in a country where I had rights": Conceptualising Child Citizenship
in the Posthuman Era Victoria Flanagan Postscript: Where Children Rule?
Kit Kelen and Björn Sundmark