アメリカ研究基本文献シリーズ
子どもが読んだ本
全6巻
ISBN 978-4-86340-107-5 ・ 菊判
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Contents
Volume 43. Kate Douglas Wiggin (and Nora A. Smith) Children’s Rights: A Book of Nursery Logic (1892) & Horace E. Scudder Childhood in Literature and Art, with Some Observations on Literature for Children: A Study (1894)
ISBN 978-4-86340-108-2
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504 pp.
20,000円+税
[Wiggin Children’s Rights:] The Rights of the Child • Children’s Plays • Children’s Playthings • What Shall the Children Read? • Children’s Stories (Nora A. Smith) • The Relation of the Kindergarten to Social Reform • How Shall We Govern Our Children? (Nora A. Smith) • The Magic of “Together” (Nora A. Smith) • The Relation of the Kindergarten to the Public School • Other People’s Children
[Scudder Childhood:] In Greek and Roman Literature • In Hebrew Life and Literature • In Early Christianity • In Mediaeval Art • In English Literature and Art • In French and German Literature • Hans Christian Anderson • In American Literary Art • Index
Volume 44. Paul Leicester Ford, ed. The New-England Primer: A History of Its Origin and Development, with a Reprint of the Unique Copy of the Earliest Known Edition and Many Fac-Simile Illustrations and Reproductions (1897)
ISBN 978-4-86340-109-9 • 368 pp., 29 pl.
19,000円+税
Introduction • Reprint of the New England Primer • Reprint of the New English Tutor • Reprint of Roger’s Exhortation Unto His Children • Cotton Mather’s Plea for Catechising • Clarke’s Saying the Catechism • Reprint of the Holy Bible in Verse • Bibliography of the New England Primer • Variorum of the New England Primer • Index
Volume 45. Montrose J. Moses Children’s Books and Reading (1909) & Henry H. Vail A History of the McGuffey Readers (1910)
ISBN 978-4-86340-110-5 • 354 pp., 3 pl.
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[Moses Children’s Books:] The Problem • The Rise of Children’s Books: horn-books, chap-books, New England Primer, etc. • The Old-Fashioned Library • Concerning Now and Then: the English side; the American side; the present situation • The Library and the Book: classification and characteristics of children’s books; the library, the school, the home – a plea for culture; book-lists and book-selecting; the experimental temptation • Book-Lists Published by Libraries • A List of Selected Books for Children • Bibliographical Note
[Vail Childhood:] The Books • The Authors
Volume 46. Rosalie V. Halsey Forgotten Books of the American Nursery: A History of the Development of the American Story-Book (1911)
ISBN 978-4-86340-111-2 • 256 pp., 24 pl.
13,000円+税
The Play-Book in England • Newbery’s Books in America • Patriotic Printers and the American Newbery • The Child and His Book at the End of the Eighteenth Century • Toy-Books in the Early Nineteenth Century • American Writers and English Critics • Index
Volume 47. Caroline M. Hewins A Mid-Century Child and Her Books (1926) & Alice M. Jordan From Rollo to Tom Sawyer and Other Papers (1910)
ISBN 978-4-86340-112-9 • 320 pp., 7 col. pl., ill.
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[Hewins A Mid-Century Child:] The Child Herself • Her Books • Peter Piper’s Alphabet
[Jordan From Rollo to Tom Sawyer:] From Rollo to Tom Sawyer • “The Juvenile Miscellany” and Its Literary Ladies • Peter Parley • The Children of Jacob Abbott • Susan Warner and Her Wide, Wide World • The Dawn of Imagination in American Books for Children • Elijah Kellogg and the Elm Islands Boys • Horace E. Scudder, Critic and Editor • “Our Young Folks”: Its Editors and Authors • Good Old “St. Nicholas” and Its Contemporaries • The Golden Age
Volume 48. Edmund Pearson Dime Novels; or, Following an Old Trail in Popular Literature (1929)
ISBN 978-4-86340-113-6 • 290 pp., 16 pl.
13,000円+税
Innocent Youth: the pioneer; the times; books and readers of the day; afloat and ashore; success; Beadle, the founder; propriety rampant; the imitators; a personal interlude; morals, morals; Beadle’s authors • Wild Days: the eighteen eighties; the detectives: Old Cap, Old Sleuth; Broadway Billy and Jack Harkaway; Deadwood Dick • Old Age: the menace of respectability; Nick Carter; Yale’s greatest hero; all the manly virtues; readers’ recollections; “But our hero was not dead!” • Appendix: comments on the illustrations • Index