Description
Children's literature is a comparatively new concept that has changed as the view of children and childhood has changed. The idea that books written for children are more than just amusement and that these books instill values and pride in one's culture has been approached very differently in the United States and Russia. While there are universal morals and common themes in children's literature, there are just as many culturally-dependent ideals that make children's literature and its translation an enlightening way to study the culture of a people or nation and ease the tensions between emerging global and traditional national lessons in children's literature.
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Title
- Children's Literature in Russia and America: A Study in Translation
Contributors
- Zubiate, Rachel (Author)
- Moldabekova, Saule (Thesis director)
- Hoogenboom, Hilde (Committee member)
- Hogue, Cynthia (Committee member)
- Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Contributor)
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2012-12
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