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Main Author: Barr, Janet Louise Cook
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1976
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED131459
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author Barr, Janet Louise Cook
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Barr, Janet Louise Cook
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contents The Immigrant in Children's Fictional Books Recommended for American Libraries, 1883-1939. Barr, Janet Louise Cook Books Childrens Literature Content Analysis Cultural Differences Doctoral Dissertations Elementary Education Fiction Immigrants Library Materials Reading Materials Content analysis of children's books recommended, between 1883 and 1939, for American libraries indicated that immigrants were not depicted to any great extent in the books studied. It was also found that increases and decreases in the number of recommended children's books describing immigrant characters were not correlated with immigration statistics. Anglo-Saxon and Nordic immigrants appeared more frequently in children's literature than in actual immigration statistics, and other immigrant groups appeared less often in the books than in the statistics. In general, immigrants were depicted in a positive manner in the books studied. Anglo-Saxon and Nordic immigrants were described less fully than were other immigrant groups, who differed more from the dominant culture. (Author/AA)
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spellingShingle The Immigrant in Children's Fictional Books Recommended for American Libraries, 1883-1939.
Barr, Janet Louise Cook
Books
Childrens Literature
Content Analysis
Cultural Differences
Doctoral Dissertations
Elementary Education
Fiction
Immigrants
Library Materials
Reading Materials
The Immigrant in Children's Fictional Books Recommended for American Libraries, 1883-1939. Barr, Janet Louise Cook Books Childrens Literature Content Analysis Cultural Differences Doctoral Dissertations Elementary Education Fiction Immigrants Library Materials Reading Materials Content analysis of children's books recommended, between 1883 and 1939, for American libraries indicated that immigrants were not depicted to any great extent in the books studied. It was also found that increases and decreases in the number of recommended children's books describing immigrant characters were not correlated with immigration statistics. Anglo-Saxon and Nordic immigrants appeared more frequently in children's literature than in actual immigration statistics, and other immigrant groups appeared less often in the books than in the statistics. In general, immigrants were depicted in a positive manner in the books studied. Anglo-Saxon and Nordic immigrants were described less fully than were other immigrant groups, who differed more from the dominant culture. (Author/AA)
title The Immigrant in Children's Fictional Books Recommended for American Libraries, 1883-1939.
topic Books
Childrens Literature
Content Analysis
Cultural Differences
Doctoral Dissertations
Elementary Education
Fiction
Immigrants
Library Materials
Reading Materials
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED131459