Titlebook: Ecocritical Perspectives on Children‘s Texts and Cultures; Nordic Dialogues Nina Goga,Lykke Guanio-Uluru,Aslaug Nyrnes Book 2018 The Editor

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Nature and Becoming in a Picturebook About “Things That Are”racter’s relation to her environment. This chapter examines how this picturebook may both influence and interact with the child reader’s images of nature and natural elements and thus participate in the formation of the child as an ecocitizen. The author draws attention to the both playful and defam

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Aesthetic Appreciation in Nature and Literatureosophical analysis he attends to some differences between experiences . nature as opposed to experience of nature as . literature, and shows how they both contribute to the formation of children into responsible ecocitizens. He argues that aesthetic experience of nature must be cognitive since knowl

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Children’s Literature as an Exercise in Ecological Thinking narrative told by Siri, a ten-year-old girl. Siri’s tale is about a series of encounters with various people, animals and creatures on a journey through a wintry archipelago. In this landscape’s topography, both Siri and those she meets adopt and negotiate different ethical positions regarding the

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Plant–Human Hybridity in the Story World of Kubbe a multi-faceted analysis of the story world of Kubbe, developed by Norwegian picturebook author and illustrator ?shild Kanstad Johnsen. The narratives’ main character, Kubbe, is a log of wood with anthropomorphic features and thus a representation of the figure of child and nature as one. Examining

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Ecological Settings in Text and Picturesk from Bronfenbrenner’s ecological systems theory and the Nature in Culture matrix. With her tool, R?tty? analyses a Finnish award-nominated picturebook by Tomi Kontio and Elina Warsta. The analysis reveals how their “A Dog Called Cat” represents physical, social and temporal settings on different l