Writing Superheroes: Contemporary Childhood, Popular Culture, and Classroom Literacy

Anne Haas Dyson

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Literacy, Media, and Education Themes in Literature Analysis Comics and Graphic Narratives

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Studying Children's Social and Textual Lives - Appropriated and Disputed Heroes The Blobs and the X-People - New Perspectives on Old Representations The Trials and Tribulations of Emily and Other Media Misses - Text as Dialogic Medium The Coming of Venus Tina - Texts as Markers and Mediators of Tough Talking Kids Transformed and Silenced Lovers - Texts as Sites of Revelation and Circumvention The Negotiating Teachers - On Freeing the Children to Write.

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