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Toliver, S. R. – Children's Literature in Education, 2021
Afrofuturism often acts as an experiential portal that guides readers to reflect on the current state of the world, to hypothesize about the trajectory of society, and to challenge any possible future that continues the subjugation of Black people. As a genre that is concerned with the elevation and liberation of Black people, Afrofuturism aligns…
Descriptors: Afrocentrism, Futures (of Society), Freedom, Realism
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Chen, Nancy Wei-Ning – Children's Literature in Education, 2015
The dolls' house as children's plaything is anything but simple. Inasmuch as the dolls' house may be the reproduction of domestic ideals on a minute scale and an educational model prompting girls to become good housewives, this article argues that it is also a means and space to express imagination, creativity, and agency. Including a short…
Descriptors: Toys, Childrens Literature, Females, Imagination
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Ringrose, Christopher – Children's Literature in Education, 2006
The telling of lies is significant in fiction written for children, and is often (though not in all cases) performed by child protagonists. Lying can be examined from at least three perspectives: philosophical, moral and aesthetic. The moral and the aesthetic are the most significant for children's literature. Morality has been subtly dealt with…
Descriptors: Deception, Imagination, Fantasy, Childrens Literature
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Dickinson, Peter – Children's Literature in Education, 1986
Discusses how the imagination not only helps one to create fantasy worlds, but makes one's self what he or she is. (HOD)
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Coherence, Creativity, Fantasy