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Hopkins, Chris Arrietty, Homily, Pod: Home, Size, Gender and Relativity in "The Borrowers" Children's Literature Association Quarterly Borrowers books, gender studies View
Houlind, Martin Translation and Adaptation Perspectives: Studies in Translatology translation, adaptation, Danish literature, Grimm brothers, Little Red Riding Hood, German language, visual literacy View
Hughes, Felicity Children's Literature: Theory and Practice ELH theory, literature, literary criticism View
Hunt, Peter Childist Criticism: The Subculture of the Child, the Book and the Critic Signal definition, theory, methodology, childist criticism View
Hunt, Peter Narrative Theory and Children's Literature Children's Literature Association Quarterly narrative theory, literary criticism View
Hunt, Peter What Do We Lose When We Lose Allusion? Experience and Understanding Stories Signal intertextuality, allusion, reader response View
Hunt, Peter Questions of Method and Methods of Questioning: Childist Criticism in Action Signal methodology, childist criticism View
Huse, Nancy My Book House as Bildung Children’s Literature Association Quarterly childhood, reading, education View
Ilmanen, Pirkko Journey into imagination - a glimpse of the history of Finnish children’s literature (trad. di Marjukka Peltonen Finnish literature, history View
Inggs, Judith From Harry to Garri: Strategies for the Transfer of Culture and Ideology in Russian Translations of Two English Fantasy Stories Meta : journal des traducteurs / Meta: Translators' Journal Harry Potter, Russian language, translation, fantasy, culture, British language, The chronicles of Narnia, C.S. Lewis View
Inggs, Judith Censorship and translated children's literature in the Soviet Union: The example of the Wizards Oz and Goodwin Target censorship, translation, Russia, Soviet Union, Frank Baum, The wizard of Oz, adaptation, ideology, culture View
Jackson, David First Encounters: The Importance of Initial Responses to Literature Children's Literature reading, reader response View
Janzen Kooistra, Lorraine "Goblin Market" as a Cross-Audienced Poem: Children's Fairy Tale, Adult Erotic Fantasy Children's Literature child, adult, audience, readership, cross-writing, fairy tale, poetry View
Javerzat, Marie-Claude Plic plac ploc, valeurs rythmiques d’un iconotexte en réception en classe maternelle Strenæ [En ligne] rhythm, time, picture books, reading View
Journet, Nicolas Comment le sexisme vient aux enfants ? Sciences Humaines sociology, psychology, sexism, gender studies View
Kazemek, Francis E. 'When Shuttled by the/Playful Hand': The Poetry of William Carlos Williams and the Elementary Literature Curriculum Children's Literature in Education education, teaching, reading, poetry, reader response View
Kennedy, X. J. Disorder and Security in Nonsense Verse for Children The Lion and the Unicorn poetry, childhood View
Kertzer, Adrienne Inventing the Child Reader: How We Read Children's Books Children's Literature in Education reading, reader response View
Kidd, Kenneth Boyology in the Twentieth Century Children's Literature gender studies, little boys View
Kidd, Kenneth, Lucy Pearson, Sarah Pyke Serendipity and Children’s Literature Research in the Library The Journal of the International Research Society for Children’s Literature research, library View
Knoepflmacher, U. C. and Mitzi Myers (eds.) From the Editors: 'Cross-Writing' and the Reconceptualizing of Children's Literary Studies Children's Literature child, adult, audience, readership, cross-writing View
Krobb, Florian Imaginary Conquest and Epistemology in Nineteenth-Century Adventure Literature: Africa in Jules Verne, Burmann, May, and Twain Children’s Literature adventure, XIX century, Jules Verne, Africa, Carl Burmann, Karl May, Mark Twain View
Kuhlman, Wilma D. Fifth-Graders' Reactions to Native Americans in "Little House on the Prairie": Guiding Students' Critical Reading New Advocate reading, reader response, education View
Kümmerling-Meibauer, Bettina Metalinguistic Awareness and the Child's Developing Concept of Irony: The Relationships Between Pictures and Texts in Ironic Picture Books The Lion and the Unicorn reading, reader response, picture books, visual literacy, irony View
Kutzer, Daphne M. A Wilderness Inside: Domestic Space in the Work of Beatrix Potter The Lion and the Unicorn Beatrix Potter, space, irony, illustration View

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