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Main Author: MacLeod, Anne Scott
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1983
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ276796
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MacLeod, Anne Scott
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contents Censorship and Children's Literature. MacLeod, Anne Scott Adolescent Literature Adolescents Censorship Children Childrens Literature Reading Materials Social Attitudes State of the Art Reviews Arguments over censorship of books for young reveals conflict in current social attitudes toward childhood and children. Relative peace prevailed in field of children's literature from 1900 until 1965 when groups began to see social and political implications of children's books. Changes in literature content promise continuing conflict in 1980s. (EJS)
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publishDate 1983
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spellingShingle Censorship and Children's Literature.
MacLeod, Anne Scott
Adolescent Literature
Adolescents
Censorship
Children
Childrens Literature
Reading Materials
Social Attitudes
State of the Art Reviews
Censorship and Children's Literature. MacLeod, Anne Scott Adolescent Literature Adolescents Censorship Children Childrens Literature Reading Materials Social Attitudes State of the Art Reviews Arguments over censorship of books for young reveals conflict in current social attitudes toward childhood and children. Relative peace prevailed in field of children's literature from 1900 until 1965 when groups began to see social and political implications of children's books. Changes in literature content promise continuing conflict in 1980s. (EJS)
title Censorship and Children's Literature.
topic Adolescent Literature
Adolescents
Censorship
Children
Childrens Literature
Reading Materials
Social Attitudes
State of the Art Reviews
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ276796