Children's Literature and the Future: Fifty Years and Beyond

IF 0.2 0 LITERATURE Childrens Literature Pub Date : 2022-05-11 DOI:10.1353/chl.2022.0007
E. E. Thomas, Marquise Griffin
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Abstract:This reader's notebook essay surveys how authors in Children's Literature have imagined and conceptualized the future over the course of its fifty-year history. A midcareer and an emerging scholar examine trends by publication decade, selecting passages in context and making sense of how our field has engaged in futurity and futuremaking in the past.
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儿童文学与未来:五十年及其后
摘要:这篇读者笔记文章调查了儿童文学作家在其50年的历史中如何想象和概念化未来。一位职业生涯中期的学者和一位新兴学者通过出版十年来研究趋势,在上下文中选择段落,并理解我们的领域在过去是如何参与未来和未来创造的。
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