Through an analysis of Torenhoog en mijlen breed (1969) by Tonke Dragt and Borealis (2016) by Marloes Morshuis, and building on a framework of cognitive and affective narratology, I examine how the representation of (climate) science corresponds with its portrayal as part of the climate change discourse outside children’s fiction. More particularly, I state that when envisioning environmental awareness literary studies should pay attention to the depiction of science and scientists. Kwikset smartkey warranty, Torenhoog en mijlen breed tonke dragt. In this article, I argue that children’s literature cannot be neglected when climate fiction is studied. Nega fedida, Ll1538xl, Breeding turtles australia, Bausendorf immobilien. In the slipstream of youth activists’ climate protests in spring 2019, two cultural journals reported that Dutch literature shows a remarkable lack of climate fiction. Subtitle: Wetenschap en klimaatverandering in jeugdliteratuur
'Het verslag dat geen onderzoeker mag lezen' Torenhoog en Mijlen breed (Dutch Edition) Paperback, 304 pages ISBN-10, 9025876609 ISBN-13, 978-9025876609 Reading age, 10 - 15 years Item Weight. This issue previous article in this issue
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