Journal of Children's Literature Studies

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A Critical Discourse Analysis of Children’s Story Books Based on Van Leeuwen’s ‎Socio-Semantic Framework

Ramin Golshaie; Sima Bazmi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 11 June 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.48602.2011

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Children’s literature plays an important role in shaping children’s character by means of affecting their values and beliefs. Since every text has its own ideologies, critical ... Read More

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Analyzing the rewritten stories of Kelileh and Demneh based on Nikolayeva's dimensions of narration

zahra amini; sajjad najafibehzadi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 23 June 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.49764.2029

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Using various methods and theories to create creativity in rewritten stories from ancient literary texts is an important and significant issue for children and teenagers. The purpose ... Read More

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A Study of Intertextuality sings from Genet,te 's Point of view in "Dialogue between the great magician and the queen of the island colors"

Maryam Kohansal

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 23 June 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.49152.2020

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The story is the beginning of a conversation, and perhaps the continuation of conversations that began years and sometimes centuries ago. There is no doubt about the conscious and unconscious ... Read More

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The Effective Narrative Infrastructures on Love Representations in 10 Persian Young Adult’s Novels

Atefeh Jamali; Faramarz Khojasteh; Zahra Movassagh

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 07 September 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.50539.2052

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Love, is one of the main content in Farsi literature’s history. Despite the wideness, repetition and being well-known among adult literature, this classical background has been ... Read More

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Functions of E-pistolary Writing in Young Adult Literature

zahra Taheri

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 10 September 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.50475.2050

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This article examines the concept of e-pistolary writing (the use of emails in novels) and the function it serves in young adult literature. By using the views of critics such as Elizabeth ... Read More This article examines the concept of e-pistolary writing (the use of emails in novels) and the function it serves in young adult literature. By using the views of critics such as Elizabeth Campbell and Victoria Flanagan and focusing on issues such as “transnational citizenship,” “technorealist” structure, and “perspective-subjectivity,” the article seeks to answer the question: how the epistle writing produces some counter-narratives that redefine the interaction of young adults with the power structures? For this purpose, Light a Candle for me (2017), the acclaimed novel by Maryam Mohammadkhani, is examined. The distinguished feature of Mohammadkhani’s work is that she integrates the technique of epistolary writing with that of technorealism and employs it to narrate the life of an adolescent girl. To examine these features, this article, through a descriptive-analytical method, addresses how cyberspace and email writing are used to challenge dominant gender hierarchies and redefine the female identity. It is argued that the expansion of the cyberspace along with the possibility of equal access by everyone has resulted in the formation of a heteroglossic, democratic ambiance, which triggers a polyphonic world. It is in this world of virtual reality that everybody’s voice, especially young women and girls, is heard. The experience of such polyphony and freedom of maneuver on the part of women affects their conceptions of their ‘selves’ and their identities. No longer do they consider their identities an essential entity that is fixed and predetermined by norms set by liberal humanism On the other hand, affected by the collective nature of the cyber space, these women consider identity as “performative” and fluid. That is, they approach identity as a social “construct” that lies somewhere beyond notions of anatomy, race, and religion. The result is the formation of female intersubjectivity that resists dominant power structures and gender norms.

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Expression of feelings in children's poetry (A and B age groups)

mansoure maleki kotmehr; Narges Oskouie; Hoseyn Dadashi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 15 September 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.50152.2039

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Feeling is the most accessible and practical element to communicate with the intellectual and inner world of the child, in the field of art and literature and other activities related ... Read More

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The effectiveness of narrative techniques in interacting with the audience and improving the quality of inducing educational and educational concepts in the story of Qalb e zibay e Babour

Mehri Mossaed

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 28 September 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.49662.2028

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Children's and adolescent literature, in addition to creating pleasure and entertainment, improves the reader's mental and critical thinking. Jamshid Khanian, one of the prominent writers ... Read More

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The analysis of the view of love as a story in the teenage novel "on a hot summer noon a girl came from Basra based on the model or Robert Sternberg"

mehrnush bayat; mohamadhasan hasanzadeniri; ayoob moradi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 30 October 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.48687.2014

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Adolescence is the transition period from childhood to adulthood. In this era due to maturity physical, psychological, social and emotional changes and emotional changes and translations ... Read More

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Features of interactive intelligent storytelling art "Story Tick" from Eden Chambers' point of view

maryam sheikhzade; zahra rahbarnia

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 18 November 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.50140.2038

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Technological innovations through artificial intelligence have made stories available to children for interactive storytelling experiences without the involvement of busy parents. The ... Read More Technological innovations through artificial intelligence have made stories available to children for interactive storytelling experiences without the involvement of busy parents. The purpose of this article is to analyze the process of an interactive storytelling based on artificial intelligence in order to nurture a creative child who can discover hidden patterns and generate new ideas while minimizing parental involvement. Introducing the features of interactive smart toys to cultural-artistic trustees, artists and researchers in the media field has also been considered. "Story tick" is a Japanese interactive storytelling toy with various educational purposes, which is analyzed in this article with the perspective of "Aiden Chambers", a contemporary British theorist in the field of children's literature studies. The main question of the research is how interactive storytelling plays a role in cultural formation and orientation of children for the development of creativity and individual skills. The research method is descriptive-analytical and has been carried out with the developmental-applicative goal of modeling and promoting it in the field of children's storytelling. On this basis, according to the information in the field of interactive storytelling in smart toys and based on the four components of this theorist, including "style, perspective, favoritism and telling gaps" in the field of storytelling, the "Story Tick" smart toy has been analyzed so that the child's role as the main guide The story should be evaluated. The results of the research confirm that, based on the components mentioned by the theorist, "Story tick" has been concerned with the development of creativity and engaging the child's imagination, and more importantly, it provides the child with problem solving solutions. On the other hand, the feature of freedom of action in choosing and even the possibility of creating a story by the child is evident in this interactive intelligent storytelling.

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Alternative models in children's poetry with a cross-cultural hermeneutic approach A case study of Tayebe Shamani poetry book

FIROUZ FAZELI; Somayeh Ghorbanpor delivand

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 25 November 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.50541.2051

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Intercultural philosophy is looking for a solution to institutionalize the culture of communication and acceptance of another with the aim of ending the conflict situation of plural ... Read More

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Intra-Textual Interaction of Typographic Titles in the Cover Design of Young Adult Novels According to the Scott-Nikolajeva Theory

Amir Hossein Zanjanbar; Rahim Rahimi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 08 December 2024

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.50102.2036

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Typographic titles encompass both a reading dimension (linguistic conceptualization) and a visual dimension (aesthetic conceptualization). Consequently, they engage in the conceptualization ... Read More

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Comparative analysis of the short stories "The Village of Letters" and "The Star Tree" According to the morphological theory of Propp

sabereh saberehsiavashi; Mobina Kabiri

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 04 January 2025

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2024.50316.2045

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Comparative literature examines the content and structural similarities between the works of authors from different cultures. This study compares the correspondence of the stories "the ... Read More

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Sociological analysis of children and childhood in Sadegh Hedayat's fiction

Fatemeh Taheri sarvetomin; Atefeh Jamali; Faramarz Khojasteh

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 01 February 2025

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2025.50461.2049

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Childhood is a fluid and culture-based concept, and it is impossible to provide a single definition of it. Even in a single society, different spectrums of childhood can be seen. In ... Read More

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Investigating the effect of fictional literature on the learning of paragraph writing skills of sixth grade students

Batool Sabzeh; Nargess Mohammadpour; hosein ghasempour

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 01 February 2025

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2025.51589.2069

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Writing skill is one of the most important skills, the performance of learners in other subjects is also affected by its quality.The prerequisite for writing is to acquire the skill ... Read More

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Analysis and examining anecdote " dusti e kabutar va zaq va moush va baxeh va Ahou" of Kalile va Demne according to P4C' storyline criteria, with a look at its rewriting

atefeh yousefi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 04 March 2025

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2025.50569.2053

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Kalila wa demne is one of Persian didactic masterpieces that is written in the form of story. This book, which is full of political, ethical and social abstract concepts, is eligible ... Read More

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Representation of Environmental Conservation Elements in the Novel *Ghosts of the Burnt Forest

arash mehraban; Faezeh ArabYousefabadi; alireza Mahmoodi

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 11 March 2025

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2025.51164.2063

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Ecological criticism is an interdisciplinary study that examines the interactions between human and nature in literary works and attempts to analyze the reflection and influence of ... Read More

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Exploring the Role of Humor in the Success and Longevity of Manoochehr Ehterami's Children's Poetry with a Focus on the Hassani Poetry Collection

Shahram Rafiei; Lida Namdar; nosratollah dinmohammadi; hosein Arian

Articles in Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available Online from 15 March 2025

https://doi.org/10.22099/jcls.2025.51794.2074

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Manoochehr Ehterami is one of the most prominent and successful writers and poets in Iranian children's literature. His poetry collections, particularly the *Hassani Nago Ye Dasteh ... Read More Manoochehr Ehterami is one of the most prominent and successful writers and poets in Iranian children's literature. His poetry collections, particularly the *Hassani Nago Ye Dasteh Gol* series, have remained among the most beloved works in children's poetry since the Islamic Revolution, with millions of copies published. While various factors have contributed to the success and longevity of his poetry, the use of humor and its diverse techniques appears to play a significant role in preserving the appeal of his works. Ehterami's humor, due to its universality and its grounding in children's real-world experiences, initially engages children through humorous discoveries and situations, creating a deep emotional connection with them. It then stimulates joy and excitement by drawing on children's imagination and unique way of thinking, leaving a lasting impact that can endure for years or even a lifetime. This study specifically aims to analyze the impact of humor techniques on the success and longevity of Ehterami's children's poetry, focusing on 17 poetry books from the 21-volume *Hassani* collection. The research is conducted through a descriptive-analytical method.The findings reveal that one of the key factors in the success and longevity of Ehterami's poetry is his use of tangible and automatic humor techniques such as puns, hyperbole, metaphors, conciseness, and more. Additionally, he employs unique humor techniques of his own, such as a humorous worldview, ironic twists, humorous characters, and humor rooted in folklore. Among these, humor derived from folklore has the highest frequency, while paradoxical humor has the lowest. Ehterami primarily uses humor with an entertaining, educational, and critical approach. His humorous poems consist of both surface and deeper layers: the surface layer is engaging and entertaining for children, while the deeper layers have a critical function by inspiring curiosity and inquiry in young readers.

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