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This course explores shifting attitudes towards childhood, children?s literature, and their attendant critical and theoretical discourses from the nineteenth-century to the present. You will examine the linguistic and narrative strategies that adult writers, illustrators, and fi lmmakers deploy in their attempts to speak to, and for, young audiences, and the assumptions that we, as adults, bring to our encounters with historical and contemporary children?s texts.
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HL1001Introduction To The Study Of LiteratureChildren'S Literature
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HL1001
Introduction To The Study Of Literature
HL1002
Survey Of English Literature 1
HL1006
Introduction To American Literature
HL2002
Renaissance Literature
HL2006
Modernism
HL2007
Contemporary Literature & Culture
HL2009
Southeast Asian Literature & Culture
HL2012
Asian-American Literature
HL2020
Creative Writing Workshop
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