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Politics, poetics and childlike perception: The canonisation of children's author María José Ferrada

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By Sonali Kulkarni, Daniela Barton Nicholls
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Back to top Depending on where you are on the European continent, when speaking of children’s literature in conversations with friends, soon-to-be parents or acquaintances, names such as Astrid Lindgren and Roald Dahl are likely to pop up. These writers from Sweden and Great Britain, respectively, have permeated public discourse, becoming part of Europe’s cultural heritage. Their books are deemed worthy of passing from previous generations to the next (Stevenson, 2009).
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