CFP. Issue 27. The problem of addressing children's literature
2024-08-08
Dear colleagues,
We would like to dedicate the 27th issue of Children's Readings to the problem of addressing children's literature. Literature created for children is the result of authors construction of a child's view of the world, a child's optics and worldview. The approaches used by authors to solve these problems vary from one literary period to another. The idea about the child reader as the addressee of a children's book has also changed considerably in the history of children's literature. Actors in the production of children's literature, such as children's writers, publishers, editors, illustrators, educators, critics play an important role in the construction of these perceptions.
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