This volume examines how texts addressed to children are meant to assist socioemotional education and whether we put forward adultist assumptions around such conceptualisations of the emotional.
List of Figures
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 The Uses of Picturebooks for Socioemotional Education
2 Stories about Death and Adult Anxieties
3 Necropolitics in the Picturebooks by Armin Greder
4 Testimonies of Border Crossing
5 Memory and Dictatorship in Childrens Fiction
6 The Happy Objectification of Frida Kahlo
7 Climate Crisis, Water Wars, and Post-Anthropocentric Narratives
8 Entanglements of Social Marginalisation and Reading Promotion
9 The Arts of Noticing Childrens Writing
Final Thoughts
Index
Macarena Garc?a-Gonz?lez is Ram?n y Cajal Senior Researcher at University Pompeu Fabra University, where she directs the interdisciplinary research group JOVIS, on childhood and youth studies. Her publications include two monographs
Origin Narratives: The Stories We Tell Children about Immigration and International Adoption