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Rather than characterize child storytellers in Romantic terms, as visionary beings who effortlessly produce original work, these writers depict child narrators as highly socialized, hyper-literate subjects who work with grown-ups, peers, and pre–existing texts in composing their stories. The child narrator thus provides Golden Age authors ...
A child narration, to Harper Lee (1926-2016), the American novelist, reveals some hidden messages about how a child can develop and can succeed to conform to society.
Which literary message can a child transmit that an adult fails to impart? And finally, which influence does the author and the reader’s background and prior experience have on the reading process?
These three essays comprise an effective opening section of the book proper, exemplifying the various ways genre approaches can elucidate our understanding of children's and young adult...
12 Ιουν 2019 · Child narrators can be unselfconscious and bracingly honest, and also the opposite: the keeper of secrets, the teller of tales. They can be wise beyond their years, and also desperately vulnerable. Even at their most precocious, even at their worst, children are likeable and relatable.
15 Νοε 2017 · Beginning with the assumption that these novels are postcolonial bildungsroman narratives, I read the child narrator as symptomatic of Abdul R. JanMohammed and David Lloyd’s position of the ...
17 Ιουν 2015 · Most works of children’s literature narrated by a child in first-person – as opposed to an all-knowing, external, or omniscient, third-person narrator – do not tend to work in this way. The...
