CCL/LCJ, 31.1, Spring 2005

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Editorial / Éditorial

Where We've Come From, Where We Are Now, Where We're Going / Perry Nodelman [1-18] [pdf]

Aube nouvelle pour la CCL/LCJ / Anne Rusnak [19-21] [pdf]

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Articles

Putting Youth Back into the Future: Reclaiming Education and Hope in Dark Times / Henry A. Giroux [22-43]

"The World is Our Classroom": Developing Global Awareness in Adolescents By Teaching Deborah Ellis's Breadwinner Trilogy / James C. Greenlaw [44-59]

Le discours multiculturel dans les livres québécois pour la jeunesse des années 1990 / Claude Romney [60-77]

Canadian Young People and their Reading Worlds: Conditions of Literature in Contemporary Canada / Margaret Mackey [78-99]

Le Roman de la mémoire ou l'art de dire l'indicible / Françoise Lepage [100-14]

Snow Angels and Monarch Butterflies: Margaret Laurence's Children's Fiction / Nora Foster Stovel [115-34]

Views, Reviews & Interviews / Points de vue, comptes rendus, entrevues

O Canada, Ain't I A Usanian? Dear Canada and Dear America as Historia / Nancy Huse [135-44]

Shared Characteristics of Boys and Men in Recent Canadian Children's Fiction / Benjamin Lefebvre [145-61]

• A Thief in the House of Memory, by Tim Wynne-Jones
• Last Sam's Cage, by David A. Poulsen
• Sam's Light, by Valerie Sherrard
• Heck Superhero, by Martine Leavitt
• After Sylvia, by Alan Cumyn
• Camp 30, by Eric Walters
• Corner Kick, by Bill Swan
• Interference, by Lorna Nicholson
• Just for Kicks, by Robert Rayner
• Out of Bounds, by Sylvia Gunnery
• No More Pranks, by Monique Polak
• Grind, by Eric Walters

Guy Dessureault: Auteur de deux romans pour la jeunesse en nomination pour le Prix du Gouverneur général / Jean-Denis Côté [162-75]

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