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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C. Barry Carter,M. Grant Nortoner they problematize or celebrate nature. Comparing representations of ants from different bestiaries, Pujol-Valls brings awareness to the concept of nature offered to young readers of today. Simultaneously, this chapter sheds light on the way that creatures such as ants can be stereotyped in the Western literary tradition.

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Yet-Ming Chiang,Jonq-Ren Lee,Haifeng Wangocentrism and ecocentrism: its free, unencumbered state reflects ecocentrism acceptance to all forms of life, but runs counter to anthropocentricism’s view of human superiority and prejudices. The focus texts for the discussion are . by Mordecai Gerstein (1998), . by David Almond (2008), and . by Philip Pullman (1999).

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Unrest in Natural Landscapesk both as cultural constructions mirroring Garmann’s development, as well as expressing post-pastoral concerns that challenge too harmonizing and simplistic understandings of the nature–culture relationship.

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