Representing childhood and atrocity /
Examines the ways in which writers and artists have attempted to address children's experience of atrocity.
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Albany :
State University of New York Press,
[2022].
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Table of Contents:
- Children's humanitarian drawing and the Dafur genocide : memory, imagination, trauma / Chigbo Arthur Anyaduba
- Framing the unframeable : Deogratias and the horror of genocide / Kaitlyn Newman
- Trauma and atrocity in Greek-Cypriot children's literature : a forty-year overview / Maria Chatzianastasi
- Beyond the ovens : the changing nature of Holocaust children's literature / Barbara Krasner
- Gender and violence in Uri Orlev's and Kathy Kacer's Holocaust literature for children / Rosemary Horowitz
- Voices of the children : a consideration of the depictions of atrocity and innocence in poetry written by children during the Holocaust / Mary Catherine Mueller
- Communism for children : fiction mediation and representations of past wrongdoings / Simona Mitroiu
- The use of allegory to tell youth mortality under Spain's dictatorship in Ana María Matute's 1956 Los niños tontos (The foolish children) / Lora L. Looney
- Confronting atrocity through geometry : Franco's first illustrated biography / María Porras Sánchez
- Picturebooks and parrhesia : the role of multi-modal texts in examining Canada's colonial violence / Caroline Bagelman
- Hidden atrocities in the cinematic representation of Chinese girlhoods / Chengcheng You
- Nursery atrocity : the Australian children's classic The magic pudding / Jayson Althofer and Brian Musgrove
- Freedom in fiction : trickster tales and American slavery / Megan Jeffreys.