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Author:   Maria Sachiko Cecire ,  Hannah Field ,  Malini Roy
Publisher:   Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint:   Routledge
Weight:   0.500kg
ISBN:  

9780367880019

ISBN 10:   0367880016
Pages:   266
Publication Date:   12 December 2019
Audience:   College/higher education ,  General/trade ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In Print  
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Table of Contents

Introduction: Spaces of Power, Places of Play Part 1 The Spaces Between Children and Adults 1 Unstable Metaphors: Symbolic Spaces and Specific Places Peter Hunt 2 Speaking the Space between Mother and Child: Sylvia Plath, Julia Kristeva, and the Place of Children's Literature Aneesh Barai Part 2 Real-World Places 3 The Neapolitan Gouache of a Strong-Minded English Lady: 'The Little Merchants' by Maria Edgeworth Francesca Orestano 4 Borders, Pachangas, and Chicano/ a Children's Picture Books Renata Morresi 5 Sinister Ecology: Space, Environmental Justic, and Belonging in Jenny Robson's Savannah 2116 AD Elzette Steenkamp Part 3 Traversing the Imaginary 6 English Exploration and Textual Travel in The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Maria Sachiko Cecire 7 Mapping the Interior: Place, Self, and Nation in the Dreamhunter Duet Ruth Feingold 8 Journeys through Bookland's Imaginative Geography: Pleasure, Pedagogy, and the Child Reader Margot Stafford Part 4 Book Space 9 The Story Unfolds: Intertwined Space and Time in the Victorian Children's Panorama Hannah Field 10 The Child's Imaginary World: The Spaces of Claude Ponti's Picture Books Catherine Renaud Epilogue: Inside, Outside, Elsewhere Philip Pullman

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""This is a very useful addition to children's literature scholarship, with an impressive breadth of material."" --Newsletter of the Children's Books History Society ""This robust anthology models an international and interdisciplinary conceptual framework for a range of critical fields, including childhood studies, cultural studies, and children’s geographies."" --Erin Spring, University of Lethbridge, Alberta, The Lion and the Unicorn

This is a very useful addition to children's literature scholarship, with an impressive breadth of material. --Newsletter of the Children's Books History Society This robust anthology models an international and interdisciplinary conceptual framework for a range of critical fields, including childhood studies, cultural studies, and children's geographies. --Erin Spring, University of Lethbridge, Alberta, The Lion and the Unicorn

Author Information

Maria Sachiko Cecire is Assistant Professor of Literature and Director of the Experimental Humanities concentration at Bard College, USA; Hannah Field is Lecturer in Victorian literature at the University of Sussex, UK; Kavita Mudan Finn is a visiting assistant professor at Southern New Hampshire University, USA; Malini Roy is a freelance writer and editor in Germany.

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