Vol. 32 No. 1 (2006)

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Published: 2009-10-28

First pages / Premières pages

Masthead

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Table of Contents

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Editorial / Éditorial

“Canadian”? “Children’s”? “Literature”?

Perry Nodelman

1-4
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Littérature? canadienne? pour la jeunesse?

Anne Rusnak

5-7
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Articles

Cinderella Goes to the Prom: Constructing Rituals of Youth Culture through Teen Media

Sidney Eve Matrix

8-40
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État présent et enjeux idéologiques de la recherche en littérature de jeunesse: 1995–2005

Daniel Chouinard

41-75
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Responses

After Theory: The Discussion Continues

Perry Nodelman

76
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One Way, No Return: Let’s See Where is Here

Roderick McGillis

77-86
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What is Theory, and Why and How We Could, or Should, Use It

Maria Nikolajeva

87-92
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La fin de la critique?

Danielle Thaler

93-96
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Shall We Burn our Goddess “Theory” ?

Jean Perrot

97-108
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The Joy of Theory

Rebecca Rabinowitz

109-111
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Children’s Literature Studies—“Post-Theory”

Peter Hunt

112-115
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De se répéter, la théorie a peur, alors elle abandonne. Enfin, presque . . . ?

Sebastien Chapleau

116-120
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Children’s Literature Scholarship in a “Post-theory” Age

Katharine Capshaw Smith

121-125
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Postmodernité, hypermodernité et théories littéraires: le cas de la littérature pour la jeunesse

Lucie Guillemette

126-131
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Theory and Critical Practice

John Stephens

132-144
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On Being Theoretical

Anna Jackson

145-147
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Where Culture Meets Biology

Karen Coats, Roberta Seelinger Trites

148-153
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Views, Reviews & Interviews / Points de vue, comptes rendus, entrevues

Is That a Fact? The “Real” World Through Children’s Non-fiction

Janette Hughes

154-169
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The Language of Trauma

Dorothy F. Lane

170-179
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Confirming the Place of Children’s Literature: Studies in the Academy

Andrew O'Malley

180-185
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Last Pages / Dernières pages

About CCL/LCJ

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186-188
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