Introduction. Maps and mapping in children’s literature

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Prelim pages i
2. Table of contents v
3. Table of figures vii
4. Introduction. Maps and mapping in children’s literature 1
5. Part 1. About mapping
6. Chapter 1. A cognitive-developmental perspective on maps in children’s literature 17
7. Chapter 2. Mapping the new citizen – Pedagogy of cartophobia 41
8. Chapter 3. A subtle cartography 59
9. Chapter 4. Metaphorical maps in picturebooks 75
10. Part 2. Literary shaping of real cityscapes
11. Chapter 5. Mapping a city – Berlin in a contemporary detective novel 95
12. Chapter 6. “New York just like I pictured it – skyscrapers and everything”* 113
13. Chapter 7. Itineraries and maps 129
14. Chapter 8. Bruno Munari’s visual mapping of the city of Milan 147
15. Part 3. Fictional seascapes and landscapes
16. Chapter 9. “An island made of water quite surrounded by earth” 167
17. Chapter 10. Connecting worlds 185
18. Chapter 11. Mapping illusions 203
19. Chapter 12. Mapping Middle Earth 221
20. Chapter 13. Landscapes of growth, faith, and doubt 239
21. About the editors and contributors 257
22. Name index 263
23. Subject index 265