Introduction [To Thinking About A \"Canon\" Of Children'S Literature]: Matthew Arnold, A Teddy Bear, And A List Of Touchstones.

Name: Introduction [To Thinking About A \"Canon\" Of Children'S Literature]: Matthew Arnold, A Teddy Bear, And A List Of Touchstones.
Creator: Nodelman, Perry
Keywords: Literary Canon, Children's Literature Association, Children's Literature, Children's and Young Adult Literature, Canon Formation

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Introduction [To Thinking About A \"Canon\" Of Children'S Literature]: Matthew Arnold, A Teddy Bear, And A List Of Touchstones.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jun 1986Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Nodelman, Perry;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.556569

Introduction [To Thinking About A \"Canon\" Of Children'S Literature]: Matthew Arnold, A Teddy Bear, And A List Of Touchstones.

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The introduction to the first volume of Touchstones: Reflections on the Best in Children's Literature, the three-volume collection of essays on \"the children's literature canon\"--significant texts for young readers--that the Children's Literature Association published in the late eighties (and edited by me).

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Literary Canon, Children's Literature Association, Children's Literature, Children's and Young Adult Literature, Canon Formation

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