CCL/LCJ, 32.2, Fall 2006

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Editorial / Éditorial

Toy and Dress Porn / Perry Nodelman [1-13] [pdf]

Regard sur l'image / Anne Rusnak [14-15] [pdf]

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Articles

Discipline, Bodies, and Girls' Diaries in Post-Confederation Canada / Kathryn Carter [16-36]

Lessons of Tolerance and the Burden of History: Multiculturalism in Eric Walters's Royal Ransom / Kristen Guest [37-54]

Les grands courants de l'enseignement de la littérature en classe du secondaire au Québec / Suzanne Richard [55-75]

National Identity and the Ideology of Canadian Multicultural Picture Books: Pre-Service Teachers Encountering Representations of Difference / Ingrid Johnston, Joyce Bainbridge, Jyoti Mangat, and Rochelle Skogen [76-96]

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

Fantastic Interventions: The Therapeutic Uses of Contemporary Canadian Fantasy for Children / Karen Coats [97-113]

• Ingrid and the Wolf, by André Alexis
• Smoke and Mirrors, by Lesley Choyce
• The Golden Book of Faerie, by O.R. Melling
• Francesca and the Magic Bike, by Cynthia Nugent
• Still There, Clare, by Yvonne Prinz
• The Boy from Earth, by Richard Scrimger
• Lone Wolf, by Edo Van Belkom

Glouglou: audace et création contemporaine / Hélène Beauchamp [114-124]

Fruits of the Academic Forest: Exploring Books about Children's Books / Peter Hunt [125-138]

• Ursula K. Le Guin: Beyong Genre: Fiction for Children and Adults, by Mike Cadden
• Looking Glasses and Neverlands: Lacan, Desire, and Subjectivity in Children's Literature, by Karen Coats
• Kiddie Lit: The Cultural Construction of Children's Literature in America, by Beverly Lyon Clark
• Strategies for Engaging Young Adult Readers: A Social Themes Approach, by Jacqueline Glasgow
• Children's Literature: New Approaches, ed. Karín Lesnik-Oberstein
• Constructing the Canon of Children's Literature: Beyond Library Walls and Ivory Towers, by Anne Lundin
• The Poetics of Childhood, by Roni Natov
• Comparative Children's Literature, by Emer O'Sullivan
• A Past Without Shadow: Constructing the Past in German Books for Children, by Zohar Shavit

Calling for Braver Conclusions / Margaret Steffler [139-155]

• Racism: Deal With It Before It Gets Under Your Skin, by Anne Marie Aikins
• Adeline's Dream, by Linda Aksomitis
• Maya Running, by Anjali Banerjee
• Nettie's Journey, by Adele Dueck
• Peek-a-Little Boo, by Sheree Fitch
• Rosie's Dream Cape, by Zelda Freedman
• A Group of One, by Rachna Gilmore
• Wild Ride, by Jacqueline Guest
• White Girl, by Sylvia Olsen
• The Secret of the Stone House, by Judith Silverthorne
• The Kids Book of Aboriginal Peoples in Canada, by Diane Silvey
• Christmas at Wapos Bay, by Jordan Wheeler and Dennis Jackson

Science-fiction, fantastique épique et air du temps / Claire Le Brun [156-164]

• Les mémoires de l'Arc, par Michèle Laframboise
• L'héritage des jumeaux, par Julie Martel
• L'héritier de Lorann, par Yves Meynard
• L'enfant de la Terre, par Yves Meynard
• La princesse de Tianjin, par Jean-Louis Trudel

Queer (and Not-So-Queer) Childhoods / Peter E. Cumming [165-183]

• Curiouser: on the Queerness of Children, ed. Steven Bruhm and Natasha Hurley
• Mom and Mum are Getting Married!, by Ken Setterington
• Hear Me out: True Stories of Teens Educating and Confronting Homophobia, by Teens Educating and Confronting Homophobia (T.E.A.C.H.)

De nouvelles voies pédagogiques: Les romans pour la jeunesse font bonne route dans la collection Voix didactiques—Auteurs / Lace Marie Brogden et Jean Dufresne [184-190]

• Daniel Marchildon, par Jean-Denis Côté et Dominic Garneau
• Raymond Plante, par Claire Le Brun
• Daniel Mativat, par Françoise Lepage

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