Other worlds, other lives: Children's literature experiences Volume 3

Authors

Myrna Machet, University of South Africa; Sandra Olen, University of South Africa; Thomas van der Walt, University of South Africa; Maj Asplund Carlsson; Tanya Barben, University of Cape Town; Magdaleen Bester, Rand Afrikaans University; Sandra Braude; Rhonda Bunbury, Deakin University; Denise Diamond, Macmillan South Africa; Philomena Osazee Fayose, University of Ibadan; Peter Havard-Williams, University of Botswana; Jenny Janisch, Pretoria High School for Girls. ; Ann Lawson Lucas Lawson Lucas, University of Hull; Marina le Roux, University of Stellenbosch; Johan Lenake, University of South Africa; Ingrid Pramling, University of Gothenburg; Lilia Ratcheva-Stratieva; FEMK Senkoro, University of Dar es Salaam; John Stephens, Macquarie University

Keywords:

Children's Literature, Storytelling, International Studies, Africa, Australia, Europe

Synopsis

ISBN: 0 86981 958 5

Proceedings of the International Conference on Children's Literature 4-6 April 1995

Contents

Multiculturalism in recent Australian children's fiction: (re-)constructing selves through personal and national histories
John Stephens
Teaching tolerance through children's books
Lilia Ratcheva-Stratieva
Literacy in a multicultural environment
Myrna Machet
The structural and social significance of the journey in children's folktales from Zanzibar
FEMK Senkoro
Cinderella: other worlds, other versions
Magdaleen Bester
The Implications for humour in children's literature, with particular reference to the contemporary South African situation
Sandra Braude
Children's books in African languages: an overview
Johan Lenake
Children's books in African languages: translations, adaptations or new materials
Denise Diamond
Adolescence, morality and reading guidance
Marina le Roux
Children's literature in Swedish preschool education
Maj Asplund Carlsson & Ingrid Pramling
II Fratellino Bianco: race relations in Salgary's adventure novels
Ann Lawson Lucas
Nigerian children's literature and the changing social scenes
P Osazee Fayose
Why pooh-pooh Pooh? Isn't he universal?
Peter Havard-Williams
Rudyard Kipling and a "new" literature of abandonment and exile: the writer as outcast from paradise 
Tanya Barben
Discovering one's African identity: two Kenyan voices speak
Jenny Janisch
Writing about "others" from the inside 
Rhonda Bunbury
Name and title register

 

Author Biographies

Myrna Machet, University of South Africa

Myrna Machet was a lecturer within the Department of Library and Information Sciences at the University of South Africa.

Sandra Olen, University of South Africa

Sandra Olen was a lecturer within the Department of Library and Information Sciences at the University of South Africa.

Thomas van der Walt, University of South Africa

Thomas van der Walt was a lecturer within the Department of Library and Information Sciences at the University of South Africa.

Maj Asplund Carlsson

Maj Asplund Carlsson has published several articles in international journals and co-written two Swedish textbooks: Lara av sagan ("Learning from the tale'') and Barnens tre bibliotek: Lasning av fiktionsbocker i
slukaraldern ("The three libraries for children: reading of fiction in the
age 9-12"). 

Tanya Barben, University of Cape Town

Tanya Barben was attached to the Rare Books and Special Collections Department of the University of Cape Town Libraries. 

Magdaleen Bester, Rand Afrikaans University

Magdaleen Bester is associated with the Department of Information Studies at the Rand Afrikaans University in Johannesburg.

Sandra Braude

Sandra Braude is the author of Windswept plains (poems and stories), Mpho's search (a novel for young adults) and various articles, poems and stories published in South African journals. 

Rhonda Bunbury, Deakin University

Rhonda Bunbury is associated with Deakin University in Geelong and was president of IRSCL from 1989 to 1993.

Denise Diamond, Macmillan South Africa

Denise Diamond has been involved in the publication of children's books in African languages since 1981 and was the publishing director for African languages at Macmillan South Africa in Johannesburg. 

Philomena Osazee Fayose, University of Ibadan

Philomena Osazee Fayose is associated with the Department of Library, Archival and Information Studies, University of Ibadan.

Peter Havard-Williams, University of Botswana

Peter Havard-Williams was attached to the Department of Library and Information Studies at the University of Botswana and an emeritus professor at Loughborough University in the UK.

Jenny Janisch, Pretoria High School for Girls. 

Jenny Janisch was head of the English department at Pretoria High School for Girls. 

Ann Lawson Lucas Lawson Lucas, University of Hull

Ann Lawson Lucas was attached with the University of Hull.

Marina le Roux, University of Stellenbosch

Marina le Roux was attached to the University of Stellenbosch, her alma mater, and co-founder of ISKEMUS, the Information Centre for Children's Literature and Media of the University.

Johan Lenake, University of South Africa

Johan Lenake was attached to the University of South Africa and has published multiple books and articles and read numerous literary and educational papers.

Ingrid Pramling, University of Gothenburg

Ingrid Pramling was attached to the  Department of Methodology and Teacher Education, Primary Education at the University of Gothenburg.

Lilia Ratcheva-Stratieva

Lilia Ratcheva-Stratieva has written  children's books, several articles on children's literature, and translated
over 25 books from Polish and English. In 1992 she founded Zlatostrouy, a private publishing house for children's literature. 

FEMK Senkoro, University of Dar es Salaam

FEMK Senkoro was a lecture of Kiswahili and Comparative Literature at the University of Dar es Salaam.

John Stephens, Macquarie University

John Stephens was attached to the Macquarie University in Sydney. 

Colorful children's book illustration of a tree which branches enclose the main book title, and there are animal characters sitting around the trunk at the bottom. The subtitle is in white lettering below the tree, and the volum number is in thin green lettering at the top right-hand side.

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Published

December 31, 1996