Where do children travel when they read a story? Every story has a "where." Scholars and writers explore how geography is imagined in children's literature from Canada, the US, the U.K. and Ireland, from the early 19th century to the present.
Where do children travel when they read a story? Every story has a "where." Scholars and writers explore how geography is imagined in children's literature from Canada, the US, the U.K. and Ireland, from the early 19th century to the present.
Children's Literature and Imaginative Geography Table of Contents Introduction - Aïda Hudson SECTION I: Geographical Imaginaries: The Old World and the New 1. Pullman and Imperialism: Navigating the Geographic Imagination in The Golden Compass - Cory Sampson 2. Nineteenth-Century British Children's Literature and the North - Colleen M. Franklin 3. Envisioning Ireland: Landscape and Longing in Children's Literature - Margot Hillel 4. From Vanity to World's Fair: the Landscape of John Bunyan's Allegory in Frances Hodgson Burnett's Two Little Pilgrims' Progress - Shannon Murray 5. Old World, New World, Other World: Overcoming Prosaic Landscape with The Golden Pine Cone - Linda Knowles 6. Healing Relationships with the Natural Environment by Reclaiming Indigenous Space in Aaron Paquette's Lightfinder - Petra Fachinger Interlude Interview with Janet Lunn by Aïda Hudson SECTION II: Gardens and Green Places 7. "Betwixt and Between": Children, Gardens, and Mimetic Expression - Meredith Lewis 8. The Eco-Imaginative Space of the Garden in Contemporary Children's Picture Books - Melissa Li Sheung Ying 9. Into the (Not So) Wild: Nature Without and Within in Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows - Alan West >/i> Earth, Sea and Sky Writing in Becca at Sea - Deirdre F. Baker SECTION III: Fantasy Worlds and Re-enchantment 10. The Imaginary North in Eileen Kernaghan's The Snow Queen - Joanne Findon 11. Camping Out on the Quest: the Landscape of Boredom in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Sarah Winters 12. Sky Sailing: Steampunk's Re-enchantment of Flight - Christine Bolus-Reichert 13. Mythic Re-Enchantment: The Imaginative Geography of Madeleine L'Engle's Time Quintet - Monika Hilder SECTION IV: Space and Gender 14. Female Places in Earthsea - Peter Hynes 15. Hinting at and Touching on Worlds in Theatre for Young Audiences - Heather Fitzsimmons Frey Postlude: Following the Path of the Unconscious in the Owen Skye Books and Others - Alan Cumyn
Children's Literature and Imaginative Geography Table of Contents Introduction - Aïda Hudson SECTION I: Geographical Imaginaries: The Old World and the New 1. Pullman and Imperialism: Navigating the Geographic Imagination in The Golden Compass - Cory Sampson 2. Nineteenth-Century British Children's Literature and the North - Colleen M. Franklin 3. Envisioning Ireland: Landscape and Longing in Children's Literature - Margot Hillel 4. From Vanity to World's Fair: the Landscape of John Bunyan's Allegory in Frances Hodgson Burnett's Two Little Pilgrims' Progress - Shannon Murray 5. Old World, New World, Other World: Overcoming Prosaic Landscape with The Golden Pine Cone - Linda Knowles 6. Healing Relationships with the Natural Environment by Reclaiming Indigenous Space in Aaron Paquette's Lightfinder - Petra Fachinger Interlude Interview with Janet Lunn by Aïda Hudson SECTION II: Gardens and Green Places 7. "Betwixt and Between": Children, Gardens, and Mimetic Expression - Meredith Lewis 8. The Eco-Imaginative Space of the Garden in Contemporary Children's Picture Books - Melissa Li Sheung Ying 9. Into the (Not So) Wild: Nature Without and Within in Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows - Alan West >/i> Earth, Sea and Sky Writing in Becca at Sea - Deirdre F. Baker SECTION III: Fantasy Worlds and Re-enchantment 10. The Imaginary North in Eileen Kernaghan's The Snow Queen - Joanne Findon 11. Camping Out on the Quest: the Landscape of Boredom in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Sarah Winters 12. Sky Sailing: Steampunk's Re-enchantment of Flight - Christine Bolus-Reichert 13. Mythic Re-Enchantment: The Imaginative Geography of Madeleine L'Engle's Time Quintet - Monika Hilder SECTION IV: Space and Gender 14. Female Places in Earthsea - Peter Hynes 15. Hinting at and Touching on Worlds in Theatre for Young Audiences - Heather Fitzsimmons Frey Postlude: Following the Path of the Unconscious in the Owen Skye Books and Others - Alan Cumyn
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