Ideas and Topics For Student Writing and Research

(Continued from Children's Literature, Volume III)

Mystical Visions in Children's Books

The Sense of Community in Children's Literature

Fusions of Dancing, Poetry, and Music for Children

French-Canadian Folk Rhymes

Piaget and Seuss

Ecology and Kipling

The Power of Love in Czech Folktales

Exploring The Secret Garden

The "Pioneer" Archetype in Children's Books

Values in Eskimo Folktales

The Creative Imagination of Children

Musical Nonsense

The Anansi Tales as Told in Jamaica

Stories for the Extremely Young

Children's Plays Created by Children

Violence in Strewelpeter

French Skip-Rope Rhymes

Biological Outlook of Winnie-the-Pooh

Children's Psychic Powers

Symbolism in Tolkien's Farmer Giles of Ham

Children's Literature and the Mentally Retarded

Values in Filipino Folktales

Distorted Backgrounds in Literary Fantasy

The Sleeping Beauty and Children

Characters in Disney Productions of the Classics

Salesmen in Children's Books

Wild Men in Children's Books

The "Lost Children" Theme

Moral and Ethical Attitudes of the Hardy Boys

Language in Winnie-the-Pooh

The Protestant Ethic in Picture Books

Current State of Black Children's Literature

Food and Eating as Reward and Punishment

The Use of Contrast in Children's Stories

Photography and Children's Literature

The Wind in the Willows and the Bible

Black Dialect in Children's Stories

Why Black Beauty Is Still a "Best Seller"

Black Street Games and Rhymes

Legends of the Delaware Indians in Relation to Children

Change of Size in Gulliver's Travels

Kissing Games

God in Cartoon Shows

Mickey Mouse's Evolution and Appeal

Poetry and Human Values—An Anthology for Children

The Unicorn and Children's Literature

Loneliness and Grimm's Tales

Evil in the Forests of Children's Stories

Totems and Children's Stories

Lions in Children's Stories

Fantasy in The Phantom Tollbooth

Oral Traditions Involving Children in Appalachia

Trees—Their Symbolic Use in Children's Literature

Aesop and the Bible

Ecology in Thornton Burgess' Animal Tales

The Uses of Clothing in Specific Works of Children's Literature

The Frightening Aspects of Alice and Oz

The Relationship of Piglet and Winnie-the-Pooh

French Medieval Rhymes

The Hero Image in Farmer Giles of Ham

Riddles as Children's Literature

Peanuts and Human Problems

The Effect of Sendak's Books on Children

Ghetto Rhymes as a Reflection of Social Change

Sports for Girls in Children's Literature

Jonathon Livingston Seagull as Fable

"Rebellion" in Children's Stories

Horses in Children's Literature

Religious Symbolism in Charles Schultz's Cartoons

Shadow Plays as Literature

Techniques of Story Telling

Symbolic Language of the Deaf and Certain Children's Stories

The Image of the Police in Children's Books

The Dragon's Role in Children's Literature

Revenge in Children's Literature

Figures of Authority in "Our Gang"

Music and the Folktales for Children

Bob Dylan's Songs as Children's Literature

Children's Songs as Literature

Parents as Villains in Children's Literature

Sex Roles in Grimm's Fairy Tales

Moral Values in Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little

Analysis of Nancy Drew Series

Socialization Trends from 1901 as Expressed in Children's Books

Crime and Punishment in Children's Literature

Attitudes in Children's Literature toward the Handicapped

Old Age in Children's Literature

Riddles as Children's Literature

Fear in the Grimm Brothers' Fairy Tales

New England Folk Tales as Children's Literature

Symbolism in Dr. Seuss Books

Children's Jokes

Witches and Witchcraft in Fairy Tales

Use of Language in Uncle Remus

Sibling Rivalry in Children's Literature

The Microcosm of Winnie-the-Pooh

The Bible as Children's Literature

Pop Songs as Children's Literature

North Carolina Ghost Stories and Their Phsycological Significance

Hans Christian Andersen as a Feminist