Frontiers in Children's Literature ed. by Dorothy Clark and Linda Salem (review) (original) (raw)

2018, Children's Literature Association Quarterly

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This review discusses the anthology "Frontiers in Children's Literature," edited by Dorothy Clark and Linda Salem, which compiles essays from a project examining concepts of frontiers within children’s literature. The volume, inspired by conference panels, features diverse topics like trauma, historical knowledge, and the interplay between human and nonhuman narratives. The introduction outlines the metaphorical significance of frontiers in childhood and highlights shared themes, including moral vision, liminality, and trauma. The reviewed essays contribute meaningful insights into how children's literature navigates boundaries and addresses complex realities.

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