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Pedagogía y educación literaria en la prensa infantil

Authors: Mendiola, Pedro;

Pedagogía y educación literaria en la prensa infantil

Abstract

En este artículo se analiza el periódico infantil El mundo de los niños (Madrid, 1887- 1891) desde un punto de vista pedagógico y literario. Se estudia su orientación educativa en atención a los sistemas vigentes en la época y se confronta el argumentario teórico con las propuestas reales publicadas a lo largo del periódico. También se incide en el concepto de literatura infantil que se trasluce de las propuestas ofrecidas a los lectores y los modelos que se privilegian en los diferentes números. El artículo dedica también una sección a rastrear las referencias que se ocupan de la dignificación de la figura del maestro en el contexto social y económico de la España de la época. Este examen evidencia la coexistencia en la prensa especializada de la época de ideas pedagógicas renovadoras con otras de corte tradicional.

This paper discusses the children’s newspaper El mundo de los niños (Madrid, 1887-1891) from an educational and literary point of view. Its educational orientation concerning systems that were present during that period is studied. It also confronts the theoretic argumentation with real proposals published along the existence of the newspaper. Additionally, the paper refers to the concept of children’s literature that is revealed from suggestions offered to the readers and the models that benefit from the newspaper’s issues. The article also devotes a section to tracking the references to the figure of the teacher in the social and economic context of the XIX. This analysis demonstrates the coexistence of renovating educational ideas with other traditional proposals on children’s nineteenth press

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Spain
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education, teachers, reading, Children’s Literature, periódicos infantiles, lectura, Literatura infantil, educación, children’s press, children’s newspapers, prensa infantil, maestros

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