The discursive space of libraries: the case of child books
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https://doi.org/10.12957/matraga.2022.61263Keywords:
Ideological interpellation, Institutionalization, Child books.Abstract
At this article, based on materialistic Discourse Analysis, History of Linguistic Ideas and Book History (intertwined in what we have been calling Discursive History of Books), we aim to look toward libraries space, considering them respectively as institutions and metaphors. We thus observe how these institutions see their meanings slided to child books, toy-books (such as Fisher-Price’s Minha pequena biblioteca), that produce meanings of race and gender as they categorize the most fundamental childhood things-to-know.Downloads
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