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The article discusses a book titled "Iza kulisa hrvatske poratne dječje književnosti u Jugoslaviji" by Berislav Majhut and Sanja Lovrić Kralj, which explores the history of Croatian children's literature in Yugoslavia from 1945 to 1955. The authors present a different periodization model, focusing on publishers, readers, and their influence on the development of children's literature, while considering the historical and cultural context. The book offers new insights and highlights the social and ideological challenges faced by Croatian children's literature during that time. It fills a gap in the research and provides a valuable resource for scholars and educators. The given text discusses the analysis of three periods in Croatian children's literature, focusing on the years after World War II. It explores different paradigms of children in literature, the influence of film and television on children, and the translation of children's literature. The authors provide valuable insights and present a comprehensive overview of the subject, offering a new perspective and adding depth to the understanding of Croatian children's literature. The book is written in a clear and accessible style, making it suitable for researchers and readers interested in the topic. [Extracted from the article] |
