Children and Childhood Studies: A Feminist Perspective
Volume 1, Issue 6
June 2007
About This Issue
by Lynda L. Hinkle and Vibiana Bowman
The Superior Parent: Uncle Tom’s Cabin and Abolitionist “Fostering” of Slaves
by Lynda L. Hinkle
Questioning the Self, Questioning Others, Questioning Relationships: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Pedagogical Value of Judy Blume
by Jimmie Manning, Jacqueline McNally, and Stephanie Verst
Chesnutt’s African American Child Characters and the Child-Archetype: Toward Reconstructing Thinking in the Jim Crow Era
by Susan Wright
Almost Missing Barbie: The Oh-So-Post-Feminist Carrie Bratzshaw
by Courtney L. Novosat
Little Burton Blue: Tim Burton and the Product(ion) of Color in the Fairy Tale Films The Nightmare before Christmas and The Corpse Bride
by Debbie Olson
Living on Girlboy Time: Queer Childhood Temporality and Kinship in Ma Vie en Rose
by Cynthia C. Degnan
Feminism across Generations: The Importance of Youth Culture Lyrics and Performances
by Jennifer Witt