Representations of Slavery in Children’s Picture Books
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African American Children's Literature
African American Children’s Literature
African American history
African American literature
analyzing slavery narratives in education
Antebellum Slave Narrative
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Black Female Characters
Black Male Characters
Black Runaway Slaves
Black Slaves
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Children's Literature
children’s literature
classroom diversity resources
Cooperative Children Book Center
critical race theory
Enslaved Blacks
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Faithful Dog
Half Page Illustrations
historical fiction
historiography
historiography analysis
intertextuality
K-12 classrooms
Main Character
multicultural education
neo-slave narrative
Neo-slave Narratives
Night Running
Picture Book Biographies
picture book pedagogy
Picture Books
Plantation Mistress
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representation of slavery
Sims Bishop
slavery
Sojourner Truth
Underground Railroad
Unnamed Narrator
Victimhood Status
White Overseers
Young Adult Novels
Young Man
Product details
- ISBN 9780367441456
- Weight: 410g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 30 Jun 2020
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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Drawing on critical race theory, critical race feminism, critical multicultural analysis, and intertextuality this book examines how slavery is represented in contemporary children’s picture books. Through analysis of recently published picture books about slavery, Rogers discusses how these books engage with and respond to the historiography of the institution of slavery. Exploring how contemporary writers and illustrators have represented the institution of slavery, Rogers presents a critical and responsible approach for reading and using picture books in K-12 classrooms and demonstrates how these picture books about slavery continue to perform important cultural work.
Raphael E. Rogers is Associate Professor of Practice in the Education Department at Clark University, USA.
