• Title/Summary/Keyword: John Burningham

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Imaginative Implication of John Burningham Picturebooks 『Come Away from The Water, Shirley』 and 『Time to Get Out of The Bath, Shirley』 : An Interpretation using Bakhtin's Conception of Carnival (존 버닝햄 그림책 『셜리야, 물가에 가지 마!』, 『셜리야, 목욕은 이제 그만!』 의 상상적 함의: Bakhtin의 카니발 개념을 이용한 해석)

  • Yoo Jung Jung
    • The Journal of the Convergence on Culture Technology
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    • v.9 no.6
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    • pp.551-556
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    • 2023
  • In this study, John Burningham's picturebooks(『Come Away from The Water, Shirley』, 『Time to Get Out of The Bath, Shirley』) was analyzed using the concept of carnival among Bakhtin's conversationalism theory. In John Burningham's picturebooks, the unconscious desire for the deviation of the main character, Shirley, is transformed into an adventure in an extraordinary imaginary world, and is depicted as a festival with laughter. Through picturebooks, children are satisfied by indirectly experiencing the forbidden behavior in reality by converting it into an event in the imaginary world. This indirect experience is very important for children to naturally resolve their dissatisfaction in reality and to develop their own original inner development. This study also suggests that providing an environment where children can easily access various picturebooks at home or early childhood education institutions plays a very important role in their growth.

The Ontological Understandings of Young Children in the Picture Books for the Early Childhood (유아 그림책 속의 어린이에 대한 존재론적 이해)

  • Jeon, Gail
    • Korean Journal of Childcare and Education
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    • v.10 no.6
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    • pp.291-311
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    • 2014
  • This research is to understand young children ontologically by examining features of young children in the picture books for the early childhood. For the purpose, under the consultation with a picture book specialist and three level process of selection, 4 picture books were chosen as analytic objects. The study questions is as follows. What is ontological understandings on young children throughout picture books for the early childhood? Under this purpose the books chosen were John Burningham's , David Wiesner's , Hina Back's , Peter Sis's . The books went through dramaturgical coding and were thematised based on the theories of ontological phenomenology. Study results show that young child-being appearing in the picture-books are thematised as 'multi layered being with Ntwurf and Geworfenheit(Aldo)', 'responsible being risen above greed(Plotsam)', 'reflective being on face of others(Fairy of Jangsutang)', 'being who encourages educational response of adults.(Madlenka's Dog)' These results revealed that young child-being have features not different from (multi layered aspect of being), unique from(encouraging educational response), and beyond adult-being(responsibility and response towards others). Despite several limitations, this study helped understand the young children ontologically by revealing that they, not only as developmental beings with imperfection, dependence, and immaturity but as multi layered and requesting, responsible being, having the same features as adults and, at times, rise above adult-being.