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Les adaptations d’Ernest et Célestine ou comment détourner une création d’auteure

open access: yesStrenae
In 2012, the animated movie Ernest & Célestine was a public and critical success, as evidenced by its nomination for numerous international awards, including the 2013 César for Best Animated Film.
Christine Plu
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Biotopies d’hommes illustres : Peter Sís et les biographies voyageuses

open access: yesStrenae
In his many books for young people, author-illustrator Peter Sís has often taken an interest in the lives of illustrious men, all of whom shared a taste for travelling and the experience of a quest to retrieve the freedom they had been denied.
Christophe Meunier
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Illustrating Gianni Rodari Between 1965 and 1976 in the UK. A Playful Narrative Between Text and Illustration

open access: yesRivista di Storia dell'Educazione
Between 1960 and 1980 in the UK, a new vision of childhood stemmed from the aftermath of World War II (Cunningham 1991). Text and illustrations in children’s literature revolved around this vision and welcomed translations although with an eye to protect
Claudia Alborghetti
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A Stone Sat Still for Children’s Language and Environmental Education

open access: yesLe Simplegadi
The non-fiction picturebook A Stone Sat Still (Wenzel 2019) encourages the readers (children and adults) to observe details, interpret information and think critically about the time scale of the natural world adopting different perspectives and ...
Elisa Bertoldi
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A cross-cultural study of visual attention in autism spectrum disorder. [PDF]

open access: yesChild Neuropsychol, 2023
Nayar K   +4 more
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Jardins publics, aires de jeux et bacs à sable dans les albums narratifs pour enfants : des espaces ludiques de contrôle ou d’affranchissement ?

open access: yesStrenae
Urban playgrounds for children have been the subject of a great deal of thought in the context of urban policies, but also in the fields of education, anthropology and, more recently, in geography and sociology.
Florence Gaiotti
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Villes désirées, villes désirables

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Cities are generally presented as inhuman and hostile in children’s picturebooks. The grim vision of exclusive urban spaces is often opposed to the depiction of an idealized rural environment. Such a dichotomy in French children’s picturebooks closes any
Cheyenne Olivier
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