Emma Heyde Emma Heyde i(A66228 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 1 y separately published work icon The World in Fiction Six : A Multicultural Reading Neil E. Bechervaise , Dennis Robinson , Emma Heyde , Rozelle : St. Clair Press , 2000 Z1882041 2000 selected work criticism

'This volume focuses on twenty-six novels, films and picture books with widely varying multicultural themes which each have a page of Teachers' Notes and a page of Student Activities.'

Source: Alison Lawrence, untitled review, Fiction Focus 14.3 (2000): 9
1 On Mature Reflection : Strange Objects and the Cultivation of Reflective Reading Emma Heyde , 2000 single work criticism
— Appears in: Children's Literature in Education , September vol. 31 no. 3 2000; (p. 195-205) Literature has frequently taken a leading position in the re-examination of the collective memory, and Australian writer Gary Crew's novel Strange Objects holds a particularly important place in re-exam-ining Australia's contact history. More importantly, however, the novel, which is written for a young adult audience, explores reading processes. In doing so, it reasserts the centrality of the adolescent reader in the production of meaning.
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