Japan and American Children's Books
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Japan and American Children's Books
A Journey
Rimer, J. Thomas; Jagusch, Sybille; Hayden, Carla D.
Rutgers University Press
06/2021
385
Mole
Inglês
9781978822627
15 a 20 dias
1388
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Contents
Foreword by Carla D. Hayden
Introduction by J. Thomas Rimer
Note to the Reader
Prologue: Japan in Early Books for Children: From Comenius to Commodore Perry
Part I From Early Children's Books to the End of the Nineteenth Century
1 They Went to Japan: The Post-Perry Travelers and Their Stories for the Young
2 Fact and Fiction: Travelogues and Adventure Tales about Japan to the Turn of the Twentieth Century
3 Takejiro Hasegawa: The Foreigners' Publisher
4 Japan in St. Nicholas Magazine
5 The Children's Book Writers and Their Information Sources: From Marco Polo to Madame Chrysantheme
Part II The Twentieth Century
6 Globetrotting in Children's Books: From 1900 to World War II
7 Louise Seaman Bechtel: America's First Children's Book Editor and Her Books about Japan
8 The Post-World War II Years
9 Three Japanese American Journeys
10 Into the Twenty-First Century
Appendix: The Gatekeepers: Leading American Children's Librarians and Their Influence on Children's Books about Japan
Selected Bibliography and Further Reading
Acknowledgments
Notes
Illustration Credits
Index
About the Author
Foreword by Carla D. Hayden
Introduction by J. Thomas Rimer
Note to the Reader
Prologue: Japan in Early Books for Children: From Comenius to Commodore Perry
Part I From Early Children's Books to the End of the Nineteenth Century
1 They Went to Japan: The Post-Perry Travelers and Their Stories for the Young
2 Fact and Fiction: Travelogues and Adventure Tales about Japan to the Turn of the Twentieth Century
3 Takejiro Hasegawa: The Foreigners' Publisher
4 Japan in St. Nicholas Magazine
5 The Children's Book Writers and Their Information Sources: From Marco Polo to Madame Chrysantheme
Part II The Twentieth Century
6 Globetrotting in Children's Books: From 1900 to World War II
7 Louise Seaman Bechtel: America's First Children's Book Editor and Her Books about Japan
8 The Post-World War II Years
9 Three Japanese American Journeys
10 Into the Twenty-First Century
Appendix: The Gatekeepers: Leading American Children's Librarians and Their Influence on Children's Books about Japan
Selected Bibliography and Further Reading
Acknowledgments
Notes
Illustration Credits
Index
About the Author
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Japanese-American; gunboat diplomacy; Commodore Matthew Perry; Matthew Perry; Japan; early nineteenth century; beginning 21st century; Sybille A. Jagusch; children's book; early European children's books; United States; Library of Congress; western writers and illustrators; western writers; western; illustrators; late nineteenth-century travelogues; travelogues; children's publishing genre; Adventure Tales; Marco Polo; Madame Chrysantheme; Globetrotting; St. Nicholas Magazine; Takejiro Hasegawa; publisher; Post-World War II; Louise Seaman Bechtel; Children's Books about Japan; The Twentieth Century; St. Nicholas
Contents
Foreword by Carla D. Hayden
Introduction by J. Thomas Rimer
Note to the Reader
Prologue: Japan in Early Books for Children: From Comenius to Commodore Perry
Part I From Early Children's Books to the End of the Nineteenth Century
1 They Went to Japan: The Post-Perry Travelers and Their Stories for the Young
2 Fact and Fiction: Travelogues and Adventure Tales about Japan to the Turn of the Twentieth Century
3 Takejiro Hasegawa: The Foreigners' Publisher
4 Japan in St. Nicholas Magazine
5 The Children's Book Writers and Their Information Sources: From Marco Polo to Madame Chrysantheme
Part II The Twentieth Century
6 Globetrotting in Children's Books: From 1900 to World War II
7 Louise Seaman Bechtel: America's First Children's Book Editor and Her Books about Japan
8 The Post-World War II Years
9 Three Japanese American Journeys
10 Into the Twenty-First Century
Appendix: The Gatekeepers: Leading American Children's Librarians and Their Influence on Children's Books about Japan
Selected Bibliography and Further Reading
Acknowledgments
Notes
Illustration Credits
Index
About the Author
Foreword by Carla D. Hayden
Introduction by J. Thomas Rimer
Note to the Reader
Prologue: Japan in Early Books for Children: From Comenius to Commodore Perry
Part I From Early Children's Books to the End of the Nineteenth Century
1 They Went to Japan: The Post-Perry Travelers and Their Stories for the Young
2 Fact and Fiction: Travelogues and Adventure Tales about Japan to the Turn of the Twentieth Century
3 Takejiro Hasegawa: The Foreigners' Publisher
4 Japan in St. Nicholas Magazine
5 The Children's Book Writers and Their Information Sources: From Marco Polo to Madame Chrysantheme
Part II The Twentieth Century
6 Globetrotting in Children's Books: From 1900 to World War II
7 Louise Seaman Bechtel: America's First Children's Book Editor and Her Books about Japan
8 The Post-World War II Years
9 Three Japanese American Journeys
10 Into the Twenty-First Century
Appendix: The Gatekeepers: Leading American Children's Librarians and Their Influence on Children's Books about Japan
Selected Bibliography and Further Reading
Acknowledgments
Notes
Illustration Credits
Index
About the Author
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Japanese-American; gunboat diplomacy; Commodore Matthew Perry; Matthew Perry; Japan; early nineteenth century; beginning 21st century; Sybille A. Jagusch; children's book; early European children's books; United States; Library of Congress; western writers and illustrators; western writers; western; illustrators; late nineteenth-century travelogues; travelogues; children's publishing genre; Adventure Tales; Marco Polo; Madame Chrysantheme; Globetrotting; St. Nicholas Magazine; Takejiro Hasegawa; publisher; Post-World War II; Louise Seaman Bechtel; Children's Books about Japan; The Twentieth Century; St. Nicholas
