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Child and the Book

Name: Child and the Book
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02029574
Price: 43.49 EUR
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Author: Nicholas Tucker
ISBN: 9780521398350

A Psychological and Literary Exploration

Nicholas Tucker

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Inglese

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Codice Libristo: 02029574

Casa editrice Cambridge University Press, settembre 1990

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Children's responses to literature are equally fascinating from the psychological and the literary point of view. Nicholas Tucker's exploratory study traces the relationship between the child and the book using both these perspectives, from the baby's first picture book to the moment when the adolescent reader takes up adult literature. In addition, it examines critically arguments for extra care and censorship in the selection of books for children, and conversely looks at what children's books can offer the adult reader. Ranging from nursery rhymes and fairy stories to comics, popular best-sellers and modern children's writing, the author's acute criticism offers a balanced view of a stimulating and sometimes controversial subject.