Issue Details: First known date: 1999... 1999 Reading(s) Beneath the Surface : Using Picture Books to Develop a Critical Aesthetics
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Through various literary and illustrative devices, The Rabbits, One Less Fish, and Sand Swimmers demonstrate the complex interplay between two symbolic mediums. By her reading of the content and form of these books, Mallan draws attention to the need to engage students in a critical discourse which attends not only to the aesthetic and literary properties of these texts, but also considers their social and political implications.
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