Catholicism and children's literature in France Dana Renga

Catholicism and children's literature in France Dana RengaThe first book length history of the classic French childrens author, the comtesse de Sgur (1799 1874). Virtually unknown in the English speaking world, in France Sgur is a national icon and a cultural phenomenon. This study of her life and works will interest scholars of childrens literature, gender studies, and nineteenth century France.

history and human nature

Apor takes an innovative approach to understudied aspects of European memory cultures

tracing the ways people shape their cities

An inquiry into readers’ experiences of life-changing encounters with works of literature

and geopolitical relations across different scales

with an extensive introduction and notes that contextualize the work within Francophone post-colonial studies

and political approaches

Uses a wide range of official and unofficial sources

technological change and its effects on women and labour

Survivor and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire

Kawin’s most engaging and important essays on film

this edition of Jacob’s Room is both modern and readable