Explore the evolution of Nordic children’s books and media over the last 250 years, tracing changes in form, content, and access. This journey reveals how childhood, media technologies, and social factors shaped reading experiences.
An insightful look at the history and development of Danish children's reading culture from the 18th century to today.
Nina Christensen and Charlotte Appel delve into the transformation of children’s literature and media in the Nordic region, focusing on Denmark from around 1750 to the present day. They examine how the shape and substance of these materials have shifted alongside changing ideas about childhood and advances in media technology.
The authors also highlight how access to children’s books and media has been influenced by social differences and the rise of schools, libraries, and welfare state institutions across the Nordic countries.
By considering the perspectives of children, the roles of key adults, and notable examples of Nordic children’s literature and translations, this book offers a rich historical context for understanding the reading cultures that have developed over centuries.
Yderligere information
| Serie | In The Nordic World |
|---|---|
| Forfatter(e) | Nina Christensen Charlotte Appel |
| Kategori | Bøger |
| Genre(r) | Samfund Og Historie |
| Forlag | Aarhus Universitetsforlag |
| Udgivelsesdato | Er udgivet |
| Sprog | Dansk |
| ISBN-13 | 9788772195919 |
| ISBN-10 | 8772195916 |
| Indbinding | Hæftet |
| Udgave | 1 |
| Oplag | 1 |
| Sidetal | 116 |
| Dimensioner | Bredde: 14.6Cm - Højde: 20.1Cm |
| Genveje | In The Nordic World - Bøger |
| Tags | Childrens Literature, Bøger, Bog |
| GPSR | Produktsikkerhed |
