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Keywords for Children’s Literature
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© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

© 2020 New York University Press, New York, USA

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vi
  4. Introduction 1
  5. 1 Aesthetics 5
  6. 2 African American 9
  7. 3 Audience 14
  8. 4 Body 17
  9. 5 Boyhood 21
  10. 6 Censorship 26
  11. 7 Character 31
  12. 8 Childhood 35
  13. 9 Children’s Literature 42
  14. 10 Class 48
  15. 11 Classic 52
  16. 12 Crossover Literature 58
  17. 13 Culture 62
  18. 14 Domestic 67
  19. 15 Education 70
  20. 16 Empire 75
  21. 17 Fantasy 79
  22. 18 Gender 86
  23. 19 Girlhood 92
  24. 20 Golden Age 96
  25. 21 Graphic Novel 100
  26. 22 Home 106
  27. 23 Identity 109
  28. 24 Ideology 113
  29. 25 Image 116
  30. 26 Innocence 121
  31. 27 Intention 128
  32. 28 Latino/a 133
  33. 29 Liminality 138
  34. 30 Literacy 141
  35. 31 Marketing 146
  36. 32 Modernism 151
  37. 33 Multicultural 155
  38. 34 Nature 161
  39. 35 Nonsense 165
  40. 36 Picture Book 169
  41. 37 Popular 174
  42. 38 Postcolonial 177
  43. 39 Postmodernism 181
  44. 40 Queer 186
  45. 41 Race 189
  46. 42 Reading 193
  47. 43 Realism 198
  48. 44 Science Fiction 202
  49. 45 Story 207
  50. 46 Theory 213
  51. 47 Tomboy 220
  52. 48 Voice 225
  53. 49 Young Adult 228
  54. Works Cited 233
  55. About the Contributors 265
  56. Index 271
https://doi.org/10.18574/nyu/9780814758892.003.0010

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vi
  4. Introduction 1
  5. 1 Aesthetics 5
  6. 2 African American 9
  7. 3 Audience 14
  8. 4 Body 17
  9. 5 Boyhood 21
  10. 6 Censorship 26
  11. 7 Character 31
  12. 8 Childhood 35
  13. 9 Children’s Literature 42
  14. 10 Class 48
  15. 11 Classic 52
  16. 12 Crossover Literature 58
  17. 13 Culture 62
  18. 14 Domestic 67
  19. 15 Education 70
  20. 16 Empire 75
  21. 17 Fantasy 79
  22. 18 Gender 86
  23. 19 Girlhood 92
  24. 20 Golden Age 96
  25. 21 Graphic Novel 100
  26. 22 Home 106
  27. 23 Identity 109
  28. 24 Ideology 113
  29. 25 Image 116
  30. 26 Innocence 121
  31. 27 Intention 128
  32. 28 Latino/a 133
  33. 29 Liminality 138
  34. 30 Literacy 141
  35. 31 Marketing 146
  36. 32 Modernism 151
  37. 33 Multicultural 155
  38. 34 Nature 161
  39. 35 Nonsense 165
  40. 36 Picture Book 169
  41. 37 Popular 174
  42. 38 Postcolonial 177
  43. 39 Postmodernism 181
  44. 40 Queer 186
  45. 41 Race 189
  46. 42 Reading 193
  47. 43 Realism 198
  48. 44 Science Fiction 202
  49. 45 Story 207
  50. 46 Theory 213
  51. 47 Tomboy 220
  52. 48 Voice 225
  53. 49 Young Adult 228
  54. Works Cited 233
  55. About the Contributors 265
  56. Index 271
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