CFP: Influence of Children's Literature (10/30/02; collection)

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Date: Sun Apr 07 2002 - 14:14:22 EDT

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    The Influence of Children's Literature. Submissions are invited for a
    collection of essays on the influence of children's literature on writers for
    adults. Writers for adults are generally acknowledged to be deeply
    influenced by their childhood reading, both in theme and technique; I invite
    proposals or completed articles that investigate the way in which childhood
    reading is internalized and then constantly transformed. (For example,
    Hemingway acknowledged a debt to Treasure Island; how has his love for this
    book affected his work stylistically or thematically?) Both scholarly
    treatments of such influences and essays from creative writers themselves
    will be included. Send abstracts (with working titles) or completed papers
    by 30 October, 2002, to Betty Greenway, Dept. of English, Youngstown State
    University, One University Plaza, Youngstown, OH 44555. E-mail queries
    welcome (bettygreenway@aol.com).

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