CCL, no. 79, Fall 1995

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Education in Postcolonial Canada / Le "postcolonialisme"; L'enseignement de la littérature de jeunesse

Editorial / Éditorial

Viewing Imperialism through the Postcolonial Lens / MHR [2]

Le "postcolonialisme" et la remise en question de l'impéralisme / DC [3]

Articles

Frye Among (Postcolonial) Schoolchildren: The Educated Imagination / John Willinsky [6-24] (Abstract)

Heterogeneous Representations of Chinese Women in Young Adult Literature: A Postcolonial Reading / James C. Greenlaw [26-38] (Abstract)

Teaching Margaret Lawrence's The Diviners as a Postcolonial Text / Gillian Siddall [39-46] (Abstract)

"Zebros and Elosphants": Images of Blacks in Natural History Adventure-Empire Tales by Young People in Wellington County, Ontario, 1880-1890 / lian goodall [47-57] (Abstract)

L'utilisation de la littérature de jeunesse en classe: les enseignants ont la parole / Monique Lebrun et Céline Lamarche [58-66] (Abstract)

Relis-moi "le villain petit canard"...s'il te plaît / Johanne Gaudet [67-70] (Abstract)

Review Articles & Reviews / Critiques et comptes rendus

Extended Family, Missionary Style / Ruth Compton Brouwer [71-73]

• His Banner Over Me, by Jean Little

Remembering Youth in the Holocaust / Marlene Kadar [73-74]

• A Friend Among Enemies: The Incredible Story of Arie van Mansum in the Holocaust, by Janet Keith
• Tell No One Who You Are: The Hidden Childhood of Régine Miller, by Walter Buchignani

Remembering the Unimaginable/ Janet Baker [74-76]

• Worse than War: The Halifax Explosion, by M. Pauline Murphy Sutow
• Survivors: Children of the Halifax Explosion, by Janet Kitz

Of Shoes, and Ships, and Sealing Wax / Jeanette Lynes and S.R. MacGillivray [76-78]

• Fire Ship, by Marianne Brandis
• Terror at Snake Hill, by Earl Plato
• Flight, by Connie Brummel Crook
• Honor Bound, by Mary Alice Downie and John Downie

An Elephant in New Brunswick / Kerry Vincent [78-79]

• Mogul and Me, by Peter Cumming

Questions for Fathers: An Old Form with a Modern Theme / Dinah Gough [79-82]

• Guardian of the Dark, by Bev Spencer
• The Dragon's Tapestry, by Martine Bates
• Nobody's Son, by Sean Stewart

An "Issue" Approach in Children's Picture Books / Carol Katz [82-86]

• We're Still a Family, by Frances Arnold
• Steven's Baseball Mitt: A Book about Being Adopted, by Kathy Stinson
• Real Sisters, by Susan Wright
• Tiger Flowers, by Patricia Quinlan
• In Other Words, by John C. Walker
• Where There's Smoke, by Janet Munsil
• Strike!, by Maureen Bayless

Bringing Up Beauty: Bringing Up All the Issues Confronting Today's Adolescent / Sheri Henderson [86-87]

• Bringing Up Beauty, by Sylvia McNicoll

Un Paris stéréotypé / Marie Naudin [87-88]

• Sophie part en voyage, de Louise Leblanc

Shakespearean Shenanigans / Kathleen Foreman [88-89]

• Rosie Backstage, by Amanda Lewis and Tim Wynne-Jones

Will the Real Macbeth Please Step Forth? / Gerald Rubio [90-91]

• Come Like Shadows, by Welwyn Wilton Katz

Literary Fairy Tales and Ideology / Raymond E. Jones [92-93]

• Fairy Tale as Myth/Myth as Fairy Tale, by Jack Zipes

Mini-Reviews [93-94]

• Circles: Shapes in Math, Science, and Nature, by Catherine Sheldrick Ross (reviewed by Kathlene Willing)
• The Story of King Kabul the First & Gawain the Kitchen-Boy, by Max Jacob; Vulcan's Crown, by Max Jacob (reviewed by Terence Scully)

Film Reviews / Critiques de films

Not Mad, but Magical / Kaija Pepper [95-96]

• Children's Favourites: Tales of Wonder, by National Film Board of Canada

Announcements / Annonces [96]

Books reviewed in this issue / Livres recensés dans ce numéro [96]

Cover illustration from A Coyote Columbus Story by Thomas King. Illustrations © 1992 by William Kent Monkman. Reproduced by permission of Groundwood Books/Douglas & McIntyre Ltd.

L'illustration de la couverture est tiré du livre A Coyote Columbus Story de Thomas King. L'illustration © 1992 William Kent Monkman. Courtoisie de Groundwood Books/Douglas & McIntyre Ltd.

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