The Image of the Child: Proceedings of the 1991 International Conference of the Children's Literature Association (18th, Hattiesburg, Mississippi, May 30-June 2, 1991).

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Authors; Childhood Interests; Childrens Literature; Elementary Education; Fiction; Literary Criticism; Literary Devices; Literary Genres; Nonfiction; Picture Books; Recreational Reading

This volume of a 1991 conference proceedings contains the conference's addresses and awards, a listing of the panels and workshops, and abstracts of those papers which were withdrawn from the proceedings to be published elsewhere. Among the papers in this document are: "Reading and Literacy: a Lifetime Work" (N. Bagnall); "The Image of the Child in the Picture Books of Ezra Jack Keats" (W. Nikola-Lisa); "Contemporary Childhood: Terror, Containment, Community" (A. Moss); "Literacy and Empowerment" (L. Pope); "Secret Garden II: 'Lady Chatterley's Lover' as Palimpsest" (J. A. Plotz); "Two Images of the Victorian Child: Stevenson's and Rossetti's Differing Views" (C. C. Amelinckx); "Kate Douglas Wiggin's Portraits of the Artist as a Girl" (P. Bixler); "The Illustrated Postmodern" (G. R. Bodmer); "Images of Hawaii for Children: Cultural Deprivileging and Reprivileging" (S. Canham); "The Blue Tortoise Tattoo: The Quixotic Reader in 'Jacob Have I Loved'" (J. D. Chaston); "The Image of the Child in Lindgren's 'Pippi Longstocking'" (S. Erol); "'We Dance to the Music of Our Own Time': Reflected Images of Granddaughters and Grandmothers" (S. W. Gravitt); "'Every Mother's Dream': Cynthia Voight's Orphans" (B. Greenway); "Faulkner's 'The Wishing Tree' as Children's Literature" (N. D. Hargrove); "The Child Is Mother of the Woman: 'Heidi' Revisited" (L. Hendrickson); "The Image of the Child as Artist and Aesthete" (M. H. Holden); "The Suffering Child's Plea for Peace in Japanese Picture Books" (A. M. Hotta); "Images of Contemporary Japanese Children by Japanese-American Immigrants" (K. N. Hoyle); "The Legacy of Peter and Wendy: Images of Lost Innocence and Social Consequences in 'Harriet the Spy'" (J. G. John); "The Image of the Child in Chinese Folktales" (J. V. Lechner); "Pippi Longstocking: Images of an Iconoclast" (Y. Lindholm-Romantschuk); "The Image of the Curious Child" (G. D. Little); "The Spy and the Poet: Young Girls as Writers in 'Harriet the Spy' and 'Anastasia Krupnik'" (J. Q. McMullen); "The Image of the Child in Picture Books: Adult/Child Perspectives" (J. Nist); "Reflected Images: The Child in Modern Children's Literature" (R. Pauly); "The Baroque Child" (J. Perrot); "Playing Oz: The Bridge from Page to Stage" (P. A. Rooks); "The Image of Children as Daydreamers in Marie-Louise Gay's Picture Books" (C. H. Sibley); "Notes from a Dark Side of the Nursery: Negative Images in Alphabet Books" (M. A. Taylor); "A Nostalgic Image of Childhood: Nancy Ruth Patterson's 'The Christmas Cup'" (M. Usrey); "In the Image of Young America: Girls of the New Republic" (L. M. Vallone); "Images of the Child in French Literature" (F. Van de Poel-Knottnerus); "The Fable Child's Image in Words and Pictures" (W. Van Goor); and "Hansel and Gretel as Abandoned Children: Timeless Images for a Postmodern Age" (V. A. Walter). Abstracts are presented of papers by A. Allison, L. R. Kuznets, R. McGillis, and E.-M. Metcalf. (NKA)

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