Tag: #issues
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Sliding into the Holiday Season
Well, this issue’s theme was a no-brainer. Read our editorial note to hear what SLIDING…
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Rethinking Child Agency Through Relational Ontologies: A Reading of “Into the Uncut Grass” by Trevor Noah
This study examines how Into the Uncut Grass (Noah, 2024) reconfigures child agency through a relational ontology…
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Read-Aloud of Mac Barnett’s “The Wolf, The Duck and The Mouse”
Introducing children to agency can take as many forms as agency itself. Sometimes it can…
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Children’s Rights and Agency in India: History, Literature, and the Road Ahead (?)
This article explores the development of children’s rights and agency in India through history, law,…
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Poster: “Here We Are. Notes for Living on Planet Earth” by Oliver Jeffers
Inspired by Oliver Jeffers’ Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth, this poster…
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A Critical Take on Child Activism
In this opportunity, I want to bring forward an example in which the Western idea…
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The Agentic Child: The Dichotomy of Curiosity and Safety in Van de Vendel’s Vosje (2018)
While Van de Vendel and Tolman’s Vosje (2018) is widely praised for its luminous illustrations…
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Children’s Agency: what it means to us
Welcome to SLIDING’s third issue! Read this month’s editorial to learn more about what we…
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“I Kill Giants”: a book review
How does the action comic series I Kill Giants fit into horror? This book review…
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From Wicked Witch to Odd Friend: Witches in Children’s Literature
From evil, child-eating women in candy houses to friends and healers. Witches have been covered…
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Pop Culture, True Crime and Scary Folktales: Creepychantas’ multimedia mix
Creepychantas was created as a space to share content that is not usually present in…
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Horror poetry: The Kids Who Die
This article (or essay?) reflects on Langston Hughes’s poetry. While Hughes is celebrated for his…
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