Children's Literature Annual of the Modern Language Association Division on Children's Literature and the Children's Literature Association
von Francelia Butler, Barbara Rosen, Jean I. Marsden
Founded in 1972 and published by the Yale University Press since 1980, Children's Literature has established a reputation for serious analysis and interpretation covering all aspects of literature for children and adolescents and representing a wide variety of approaches. The articles in this volume are devoted to illustrations for children's books, in particular to the subtle interplay between the writer's intentions, the illustrator's interpretations, and the reader/viewer's reception of the illustrated text.Articles: The Eye and the I: Identification and First-Person Narratives In Picture Books, by Perry Nodelman / Devouring the Text: The Subversive Image In Jules Ratte, by Paulo Medeiros / Room With a View: Bedroom Scenes In Picture Books, by William Moebius / Aesthetic Distancing in Ludwig Bemelman's Madeline, by Jacqueline F. Eastman / The Illustrator As Interpreter: N.C. Wyeth's Illustrations for the Adventure Novels of Robert Louis Stevenson, by Susan R. Gannon / Satoshi Kitamura: Aesthetic Dimensions, by Jane Doonan / Writing the Empty Cup: Rhythm and Sound as Content, by George ShannonVaria: Tove Jansson and Her Readers: No One Excluded, by Nancy Huse / Not Every Giant Is a Winner: A Contemporary Libyan Folktale, by Syvlia Patterson IskanderReviews: Pictures and Picture Books On the Wall, by John Cech / Class Acts, by Mark I. West / Grace-notes, Icons, and Guardian Angels, by Ruth B. Bottigheimer / Reading An Oral Tradition, by Jack Zipes / What Is the Use of a Book Without Pictures?, by Anne Higonnet / Dream Children, by Jan Susina / Literature Is Not All That Glitters, by Hernan Vera & Carol ReinermannDissertations of Note, by Rachel Fordyce / Contributors and Editors / Awards
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Children's Literature Annual of the Modern Language Association Division on Children's Literature and the Children's Literature Association
von Francelia Butler, Barbara Rosen, Jean I. Marsden
Founded in 1972 and published by the Yale University Press since 1980, Children's Literature has established a reputation for serious analysis and interpretation covering all aspects of literature for children and adolescents and representing a wide variety of approaches. The articles in this volume are devoted to illustrations for children's books, in particular to the subtle interplay between the writer's intentions, the illustrator's interpretations, and the reader/viewer's reception of the illustrated text.Articles: The Eye and the I: Identification and First-Person Narratives In Picture Books, by Perry Nodelman / Devouring the Text: The Subversive Image In Jules Ratte, by Paulo Medeiros / Room With a View: Bedroom Scenes In Picture Books, by William Moebius / Aesthetic Distancing in Ludwig Bemelman's Madeline, by Jacqueline F. Eastman / The Illustrator As Interpreter: N.C. Wyeth's Illustrations for the Adventure Novels of Robert Louis Stevenson, by Susan R. Gannon / Satoshi Kitamura: Aesthetic Dimensions, by Jane Doonan / Writing the Empty Cup: Rhythm and Sound as Content, by George ShannonVaria: Tove Jansson and Her Readers: No One Excluded, by Nancy Huse / Not Every Giant Is a Winner: A Contemporary Libyan Folktale, by Syvlia Patterson IskanderReviews: Pictures and Picture Books On the Wall, by John Cech / Class Acts, by Mark I. West / Grace-notes, Icons, and Guardian Angels, by Ruth B. Bottigheimer / Reading An Oral Tradition, by Jack Zipes / What Is the Use of a Book Without Pictures?, by Anne Higonnet / Dream Children, by Jan Susina / Literature Is Not All That Glitters, by Hernan Vera & Carol ReinermannDissertations of Note, by Rachel Fordyce / Contributors and Editors / Awards
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