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Children's Literature: A Tradition
This is an anthology of children's literature and stories sourced from the public domain up to the early twentieth century with introductions that discuss them as literature.
- Tác giả
- Teresa M. Purvis and Sarah E. Gibbons, Eds.
- Nhà xuất bản
- Lansing Community College
- Nguồn
- LibreTexts
- Giấy phép
- CC BY-NC
- Ngôn ngữ
- EN
- Danh mục
- Tiếng Anh
Mục lục· 156 mục
- 01: Traditional Literature
- 1.01: Introduction to Traditional Literature
- 1.02: Fables
- 1.03: Hero Myths and Trickster Myths
- 1.04: Folk Tales- Cumulative Tales Pourquoi Tales Realistic Tales and Noodlehead Tales
- 1.05: Legends and Tall Tales
- 1.06: Fairy Tales
- 1.07: Beast Tales
- 02: Early Educational Literacy Tools
- 2.01: Introduction to Early Educational Literacy Tools
- 2.02: From Comenius' Orbis Pictus (The Visible World)
- 2.03: A Battledore from Rushers Banbury Battledore and Reading Made Easy (early 19th c)
- 2.04: A Apple Pie (1886)
- 2.05: A True Tale of Robin Hood A Chapbook
- 03: Poetry
- 3.01: Introduction to Poetry
- 3.02: Lewis Carroll
- 3.03: Frances Watkins Harper
- 3.04: From Struwwelpeter- Merry Stories and Funny Pictures by Heinrich Hoffman (1844 translated 1848)
- 3.05: The Owl and the Pussy-Cat by Edward Lear (1871)
- 3.06: Selections from Mother Goose's Nursery Rhymes (1877)
- 3.07: Paul Revere's Ride by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
- 3.08: Jane and Ann Taylor Selected Poems
- 3.09: Isaac Watts Divine Songs Attempted in the Easy Language of Children
- 04: Picture Books
- 4.01: Introduction to Picture Books
- 4.02: Three Jovial Huntsmen by Randolph Caldecott
- 4.03: The Little Red Hen by Florence White Williams
- 4.04: The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter
- 4.05: The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck by Beatrix Potter
- 4.06: The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin by Beatrix Potter
- 4.07: The Tailor of Gloucester by Beatrix Potter
- 4.08: The Velveteen Rabbit or How Toys Become Real by Margery Williams Bianco Illus. by William Nicholson
- 05: Classic Novels
- 5.01: Introduction to Classic Novels
- 5.02: Little Women by Louisa May Alcott
- 5.2.01: Playing Pilgrims
- 5.2.02: A Merry Christmas
- 5.2.03: The Laurence Boy
- 5.2.04: Burdens
- 5.2.05: Being Neighborly
- 5.2.06: Beth finds the Palace Beautiful
- 5.2.07: Amys Valley of Humiliation
- 5.2.08: Jo meets Apollyon
- 5.2.09: Meg goes to Vanity Fair
- 5.2.10: The P. C. and P. O.
- 5.2.11: Experiments
- 5.2.12: Camp Laurence
- 5.2.13: Castles in the Air
- 5.2.14: Secrets
- 5.2.15: A Telegram
- 5.2.16: Letters
- 5.2.17: Little Faithful
- 5.2.18: Dark Days
- 5.2.19: Amys Will
- 5.2.20: Confidential
- 5.2.21: Laurie makes Mischief and Jo makes Peace
- 5.2.22: Pleasant Meadows
- 5.2.23: Aunt March settles the Question
- 5.2.24: Gossip
- 5.2.25: The First Wedding
- 5.2.26: Artistic Attempts
- 5.2.27: Literary Lessons
- 5.2.28: Domestic Experiences
- 5.2.29: Calls
- 5.2.30: Consequences
- 5.2.31: Our Foreign Correspondent
- 5.2.32: Tender Troubles
- 5.2.33: Jos Journal
- 5.2.34: A Friend
- 5.2.35: Heartache
- 5.2.36: Beths Secret
- 5.2.37: New Impressions
- 5.2.38: On the Shelf
- 5.2.39: Lazy Laurence
- 5.2.40: The Valley of the Shadow
- 5.2.41: Learning to Forget
- 5.2.42: All Alone
- 5.2.43: Surprises
- 5.2.44: My Lord and Lady
- 5.2.45: Daisy and Demi
- 5.2.46: Under the Umbrella
- 5.2.47: Harvest Time
- 5.03: Peter and Wendy by J. M. Barrie
- 5.3.01: Peter Breaks Through
- 5.3.02: The Shadow
- 5.3.03: Come Away Come Away
- 5.3.04: The Flight
- 5.3.05: The Island Come True
- 5.3.06: The Little House
- 5.3.07: The Home Under The Ground
- 5.3.08: The Mermaids' Lagoon
- 5.3.09: The Never Bird
- 5.3.10: The Happy Home
- 5.3.11: Wendy's Story
- 5.3.12: The Children Are Carried Off
- 5.3.13: Do You Believe In Fairies
- 5.3.14: The Pirate Ship
- 5.3.15: 'Hook Or Me This Time'
- 5.3.16: The Return Home
- 5.3.17: When Wendy Grew Up
- 5.04: Winnie-The-Pooh by A. A. Milne
- 5.4.01: In Which We Are Introduced To Winnie-The-Pooh And Some Bees And The Stories Begin
- 5.4.02: In Which Pooh Goes Visiting And Gets Into A Tight Place
- 5.4.03: In Which Pooh And Piglet Go Hunting And Nearly Catch A Woozle
- 5.4.04: In Which Eeyore Loses A Tail And Pooh Finds One
- 5.4.05: In Which Piglet Meets A Heffalump
- 5.4.06: In Which Eeyore Has A Birthday And Gets Two Presents
- 5.4.07: In Which Kanga And Baby Roo Come To The Forest And Piglet Has A Bath
- 5.4.08: In Which Christopher Robin Leads An Expotition To The North Pole
- 5.4.09: In Which Piglet Is Entirely Surrounded By Water
- 5.4.10: In Which Christopher Robin Gives A Pooh Party And We Say Good-Bye
- 5.05: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain
- 5.5.01: Y-o-u-u TomAunt Polly Decides Upon her DutyTom Practices MusicThe ChallengeA Private Entrance
- 5.5.02: Strong TemptationsStrategic MovementsThe Innocents Beguiled
- 5.5.03: Tom as a GeneralTriumph and RewardDismal FelicityCommission and Omission
- 5.5.04: Mental AcrobaticsAttending SundaySchoolThe SuperintendentShowing offTom Lionized
- 5.5.05: A Useful MinisterIn ChurchThe Climax
- 5.5.06: Self-ExaminationDentistryThe Midnight CharmWitches and DevilsCautious ApproachesHappy Hours
- 5.5.07: A Treaty Entered IntoEarly LessonsA Mistake Made
- 5.5.08: Tom Decides on his CourseOld Scenes Re-enacted
- 5.5.09: A Solemn SituationGrave Subjects IntroducedInjun Joe Explains
- 5.5.10: The Solemn OathTerror Brings RepentanceMental Punishment
- 5.5.11: Muff Potter Comes HimselfToms Conscience at Work
- 5.5.12: Tom Shows his GenerosityAunt Polly Weakens
- 5.5.13: The Young PiratesGoing to the RendezvousThe CampFire Talk
- 5.5.14: Camp-LifeA SensationTom Steals Away from Camp
- 5.5.15: Tom ReconnoitersLearns the SituationReports at Camp
- 5.5.16: A Days AmusementsTom Reveals a SecretThe Pirates take a Lesson A Night SurpriseAn Indian War
- 5.5.17: Memories of the Lost HeroesThe Point in Toms Secret
- 5.5.18: Toms Feelings InvestigatedWonderful DreamBecky Thatcher OvershadowedTom Becomes JealousBlack Revenge
- 5.5.19: Tom Tells the Truth
- 5.5.20: Becky in a DilemmaToms Nobility Asserts Itself
- 5.5.21: Youthful EloquenceCompositions by the Young LadiesA Lengthy VisionThe Boys Vengeance Satisfied
- 5.5.22: Toms Confidence BetrayedExpects Signal Punishment
- 5.5.23: Old Muffs FriendsMuff Potter in CourtMuff Potter Saved
- 5.5.24: Tom as the Village HeroDays of Splendor and Nights of HorrorPursuit of Injun Joe
- 5.5.25: About Kings and DiamondsSearch for the TreasureDead People and Ghosts
- 5.5.26: The Haunted HouseSleepy GhostsA Box of GoldBitter Luck
- 5.5.27: Doubts to be SettledThe Young Detectives
- 5.5.28: An Attempt at No. TwoHuck Mounts Guard
- 5.5.29: The Pic-nicHuck on Injun Joes TrackThe Revenge JobAid for the Widow
- 5.5.30: The Welshman ReportsHuck Under FireThe Story CirculatedA New SensationHope Giving Way to Despair
- 5.5.31: An Exploring ExpeditionTrouble CommencesLost in the CaveTotal DarknessFound but not Saved
- 5.5.32: Tom tells the Story of their EscapeToms Enemy in Safe Quarters
- 5.5.33: The Fate of Injun JoeHuck and Tom Compare NotesAn Expedition to the CaveProtection Against GhostsAn Awful Snug PlaceA Reception at the Widow Douglass
- 5.5.34: Springing a SecretMr. Jones Surprise a Failure
- 5.5.35: A New Order of ThingsPoor HuckNew Adventures Planned
- 06: Problematic Classics
- 6.01: Introduction to Problematic Classics
- 6.02: Little Black Sambo by Helen Bannerman Illus. by Florence White Williams
- 6.03: Rumpelstiltskin by the Brothers Grimm
- 6.04: The Story of the Inky Boys from Hoffman's Struwwelpeter
- 6.05: Told by Uncle Remus- New Stories of the Old Plantation by Joel Chandler Harris (1903)
- 6.06: Goblin Market by Christina Rossetti
- 6.07: Foreign Children by Robert Louis Stevenson Illus. by Jessie Wilcox Smith