This volume, the third collection of studies in children's
literature, explores the political, social and cultural divisions
that dominate children's books, ranging over Irish and
international topics and texts. Articles on the fiction of
Katherine Tynan, Maria Edgeworth and Somerville & Ross, as well
as modern Ulster fiction and contemporary children's publishing,
are indicative of the range of Irish material. The international
focus extends from Luigi Bertelli's treatment of fascism and Gianni
Rodari's communism to the English contexts of Cecil Alexander's
English hymns. Rosemary Sutcliffe's Roman Britain series is
revisited to explore its masculinities, and gendered divisions are
the subject of a review of Oisin McGann's recent fantasy fiction.
(Series: Studies in Children's Literature)
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