CREArTA : Vol. 6, Special Issue : Imagining childhood

CREArTA, Vol. 6, Special Issue : Imagining childhood. A joint publication of the Centre for Research and Education in the Arts, University of Technology, Sydney and the Department of English, Macquarie University.History, Nation and My Place / Rosemary Ross Johnston -- Beneath Aesthetics: The Picture Book Stripped Bare / Perry Nodelman -- The Struggle to be Human in a Post-human World / Robyn McCallum, with John Stephens and Victoria Flanagan -- Fashioning a Spiritual Self in a Rational and Technological Society: Cultural Dichotomies in the Japanese animation Kiki's Delivery Service / Mio Bryce -- Place and Displacement: Determining a Spiritual Path in Children’s Fantasy Literature / Beppie Keane -- The Uncanny Lurch in Shaun Tan's The Viewer and The Lost Thing / Alice Mills -- Picturing Parenting in the Words and Illustrations of Bob Graham / Margot Hillel -- Hollywood Masculinity: Recycling the Old in American Pie 3: The Wedding / Sharyn Pearce -- Reading Girls' Desire in Touching Earth Lightly / Kate McInally -- Post-War Place and Displacement in Rumer Godden's The Doll's House and Mary Norton's The Borrowers / Ursula Dubosarsky -- Imaging Childhood as a Realm of Otherness: The Fantastic Metamorphosis of Children / Shelley Chappell -- Narrative Strategies for Imaging Childhood in some Novels of Katherine Paterson / Paul March -- Images of Resilience: Children's Texts Modelling Survival in Threatening Environments / Elizabeth Parsons -- Interrogating the Humanist Subject in Carnivalesque Quest Novels / Yvonne Hammer -- Subjectivity, Agency and New Genres of Story: Lessons from Middle Earth / John McKenzie -- Poetic Voices and Images / Alison Halliday -- The Power of Pictures: C.S. Lewis, Pauline Baynes, and the Illustration of The Voyage of the Dawn Treader / Rose Lovell-Smith.198 page(s