Vol 24, No 1 (2004)

Disability Culture in Children's Literature.

Table of Contents

Prefatory Matter

Editor's Preface HTML
Beth Haller, Corinne Kirchner
News and Notes HTML
The Editors

Theme Section: Disability Culture in Children's Literature.

Guest Editors' Introduction HTML
Ann Dowker, Kathy Saunders, Jane Stemp
An Examination into the Portrayal of Deaf Characters and Deaf Issues in Picture Books for Children HTML
Isabel Brittain
What Teachers Never Taught And Writers Feared To Write: Disability in African American Children's Literature HTML
Kapria Daniels
The Treatment of Disability in 19th and Early 20th Century Children's Literature HTML
Ann Dowker
Butterflies: Youth Literature as a Powerful Tool in Understanding Disability HTML
Susanne Gervay
What Writers Did Next: Disability, Illness and Cure in books in the Second Half of the 20th Century HTML
Lois Keith
Signifying Something: Images of Learning Disability in Fiction for Children HTML
Jenny Kendrick
The Mother and the Angel: Disability Studies, Mothering and the 'Unreal' in Children's Fiction HTML
Kerry Kidd
The Portrayal of Male and Female Characters With Chronic Illnesses in Children's Realistic Fiction, 1970-1994 HTML
Chris Saad
What disability studies can do for children's literature HTML
Kathy Saunders
Devices and desires: science fiction, fantasy and disability in literature for young people HTML
Jane Stemp
The Disabilitymaking Factory: Manufacturing "Differences" through Children's Books HTML
Santiago Solis
Face to Face HTML
Helen Atunrase
2D or 3D characters HTML
Helen Aveling
Children's Literature That Includes Characters With Disabilities or Illnesses HTML
Joan Blaska
Disabled Characters In Spanish Children's Literature HTML
Cristina Caamares Torrijos
A Non-Neutral Review HTML
Lois Keith
"Even good mothers come to grief over such": Jane Yolen's Good Grisell HTML
Penny Richards
A Little Help From My Friends HTML
John Sanders
Contrived or inspired: Ability/disability in the children's picture book HTML
Z. Sonia Worotynec
Social Integration and Employees with a Disability: Their View HTML
Helen Gay
Finding Nemo HTML
Ann Millett
X-2: X-Men United HTML
Michael M. Chemers
The Staff of Oedipus. Transforming Disability in Ancient Greece HTML
Petra Kuppers

Theme Section: Disability Culture in Children's Literature: Forum papers

2D or 3D characters HTML
Helen Aveling
Children's Literature That Includes Characters With Disabilities or Illnesses HTML
Joan Blaska
Disabled Characters In Spanish Children's Literature HTML
Cristina Caamares Torrijos
A Non-Neutral Review HTML
Lois Keith
"Even good mothers come to grief over such": Jane Yolen's Good Grisell HTML
Penny Richards
A Little Help From My Friends HTML
John Sanders
Contrived or inspired: Ability/disability in the children's picture book HTML
Z. Sonia Worotynec

Articles

Social Integration and Employees with a Disability: Their View HTML
Helen Gay

Book and Film Reviews

Finding Nemo HTML
Ann Millett
X-2: X-Men United HTML
Michael M. Chemers
The Staff of Oedipus. Transforming Disability in Ancient Greece HTML
Petra Kuppers


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