Problems and Possibilities: U.S. Research in Children's Literature.

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Main Author: Hearne, Betsy
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1988
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contents Problems and Possibilities: U.S. Research in Children's Literature. Hearne, Betsy Child Abuse Childrens Literature Educational Research Library Science Literary Criticism Research Projects Social Science Research Describes features of several kinds of research in library science, sociology, education, and literature that focus on children's literature. Examples of studies in these fields are summarized, and the subject of child abuse in children's books is used as an example of current research. (32 references) (MES)
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spellingShingle Problems and Possibilities: U.S. Research in Children's Literature.
Hearne, Betsy
Child Abuse
Childrens Literature
Educational Research
Library Science
Literary Criticism
Research Projects
Social Science Research
Problems and Possibilities: U.S. Research in Children's Literature. Hearne, Betsy Child Abuse Childrens Literature Educational Research Library Science Literary Criticism Research Projects Social Science Research Describes features of several kinds of research in library science, sociology, education, and literature that focus on children's literature. Examples of studies in these fields are summarized, and the subject of child abuse in children's books is used as an example of current research. (32 references) (MES)
title Problems and Possibilities: U.S. Research in Children's Literature.
topic Child Abuse
Childrens Literature
Educational Research
Library Science
Literary Criticism
Research Projects
Social Science Research
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ377802