Jeunesse: Young People, Texts, Cultures

Table of Contents

Volume 12, Issue 2

Winter 2020

Editorial

1 Surviving a Pandemic
—Heather Snell

Articles

15 Flourishing in Country: An Examination of Well-Being in Australian YA Fiction
— Adrielle Britten and Brooke Collins-Gearing

40 Board(er) Games: Space, Culture, and Empire in Jumanji and Its Intertexts
—Samira Nadkarni and Aishwarya Subramanian

62 “You Were Born with a Giant Silver Spoon in Your Mouth”: Geography, the Young, and Social Class in Finnish Films in the 2000s
—Tommi Römpötti

86 Entering the Chthulucene? Making Kin with the Non-human in Amie Kaufman and Meagan Spooner’s Starbound Trilogy
—Alena Cicholewski

103 Shakespeare Criticism and Performance in Children’s Literature: In Summer Light and Becca Fair and Foul
—Philip Smith

129 Whose Research Is It? Reflection on Participatory Research with Women and Girls with Disabilities in the Global South
—Xuan Thuy Nguyen

Reviews

154 Case Studies of the Child’s Perspective
—Lois Burke

160 Cameras and Constructs and Cancels, Oh My! Thinking Through Youth and Celebrity
—Maria Alberto

168 Posthumanism, Parenting, and Agency: A Review of Naomi Morgenstern’s Wild Child
—Jennifer Harrison

175 Youth Agency and Ideology: La Movida and the Demise of the Francoist Regime
—Julia Lin Thompson

183 Navigating Precarities: Agency, Intergenerational Care, and Counter-Narratives among Indigenous Migrant Youth
—Diane Sabenacio Nititham

188 Integration and Inequality: Mid-1900s Midwest American History, As Told by Modern Youth Literature
—Heather J. Matthews

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