Language, Gender and Children's Fiction

Abstract

1. Introduction 2. Language and gender: issues and applications 3. Linguistic analysis: studies of language and gender in fiction' 4. Happily ever after?: fairytale protagonists and feminist fairytales 5. Content analyses and non-sexist guidelines: the early days 6. Fifty years of reading schemes 7. Two-mum and two-dad picture books 8. 'Achronological intertextuality' and Louis Sachar's Holes 9. Harry, Hermione and gender relations at Hogwarts 10. Conclusion and suggestions for further research Bibliography Index.

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Jane Sunderland (2011). Language, Gender and Children's Fiction.

@article{jane2011language,
  title  = {Language, Gender and Children's Fiction},
  author = {Sunderland, Jane},
  year   = {2011}
}

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