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Intertextuality in The Bondwoman's Narrative : structural and individual perspectives of freedom

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Brandt, Anna

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The Bondwoman’s Narrative, the first novel written by an enslaved Black woman, borrows heavily from other texts and genres to investigate what freedom looks like in the context of slavery. Crafts rewrites characters, scenes, and plots, adapting them to her setting and placing herself as a heroine within them. Scholars...

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: _____________________________________________________________________ Megan Ward, Mentor, representing School of Writing, Literature, and Film
Mother Nature Branches Out: A Children’s Story Exploring Literacy Development and Social Change

Creator:

Ford, Erin E.

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“Mother Nature Branches Out” is a children’s story that incorporates developmental concepts important for early literacy development as well as developing skills related to social change and environmental activism. Incorporating and teaching about climate change within the context of a children’s story helps to expand the lens through which children’s...

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:_____________________________________________________ Megan Ward “Mother Nature Branches Out” is a children’s story that incorporates
Multicultural Children's Literature Focusing on the Experiences of Nepalese-American Children in the United States

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Banskota, Swechya

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There is an absence of multicultural children’s literature focusing on the experiences of Nepalese-American children in the United States. This marginalizes many Nepalese-American children and their experiences. I wrote a book called If You Believe that represents the Nepalese-American children in order to fill this void in multicultural children’s literature....

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Intertextuality in The Bondwoman's Narrative : structural and individual perspectives of freedom

Mother Nature Branches Out: A Children’s Story Exploring Literacy Development and Social Change

Multicultural Children's Literature Focusing on the Experiences of Nepalese-American Children in the United States

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