Titlebook: Reading Children in Early Modern Culture; Edel Lamb Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Book history.Youth.Read

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,‘This Girle Hath Spirit’: Rewriting Girlhood Reading,women’s responses to their reading in their school exercises. Focusing on the translation exercises of Elizabeth Cary (., . 1597) and Rachel Fane (. 1620s), it builds on recent theorizations of the creative potential of early modern girls to ask how these authors’ early reading experiences shaped their girlhoods.

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Book 2018portance of reading to early modern childhood and of childhood to early modern reading cultures by drawing together the fields of childhood studies, early modern literature and the history of reading.? Analysing literary representations of children as readers in a range of genres (including ABCs, pr

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,‘A Good Child Is One that Loves His Book’: Literacy, Religious Instruction and the Child as Reader,ng literacy as an element of religious subjectivity. Focusing on religious books directed to teach the young how to read and to recommend reading to those in the early stages of literacy acquisition, it analyses what the literacy instruction reveals about early modern attitudes towards childhood. It

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,Books for ‘Childish Age’: Youthful Reading Cultures in Early Modern England, and ‘curious books’, appealed to a youthful market. Analysing how books claiming to offer pleasure and delight urged the young to read in distinct ways, it situates early modern children’s books within a wider critical interrogation of the balance of history and delight in the history of children’s

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Reading Boyhood: The Books and Reading Practices of Early Modern Schoolboys,f the boy was produced through reading experiences. It argues that training in the witty deployment of reading material enabled early modern schoolboys to assert their boyhood. Evaluating the ways in which the books for schoolboys (including John Brinsley’s . [1617] and Charles Hoole’s . [1659]) pos

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,‘I Remember When I Began to Read’: Remembering Childhood Reading, analyse the recollection of childhood reading. It considers retrospective representations of childhood reading to evaluate the ways in which images of the child as reader are used to write the self. Arguing that representations of childhood reading fulfil particular functions in early modern textua

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Edel LambLittle attention has been paid to date of the child as reader in Early Modern England.Challenges traditional narratives of the emergence of a particular version of the child and the development of chi