Gender In Children's Literature

What is Children`s literature ? , children literature the body of written works such as plays, pomes, books in order to entertain the young people . the value of children`s literature is to give them the access to all varieties of literature is extremely important for their success . the construction of gender in children`s literature teaches for explicit and implicit messages on gender in an attempt to engage the older people around the young people in an informed selection of these materials . essential is the assumption that children should be presented with a big space in order to show the role models . if we start to talk about the boyhood in the “TREASURE ISLAND” for Robert Louis Stevenson ( a Scottish novelist , poet , essayist ,

Marsh`s Daughters such a conflict, struggle and repression, An infinite cultural expectations for young people tell a typical face of restrictions on gender roles. By little women, Laurie is a subject are often described by critics as "the moral repression," usually considered morality linked to girls only, and the lives of women because they are only expected to be under parental authority . Critics need to look to the experience of Laurie, such as the experiments of the girls in little women, Each point is surrounded by the types of parental and physical pressures that affect the lives of girls. Boys pressure amounts to standards and achievements of other males , Laurie surrender parental and material pressures under his grandfather's desire to become a trader, and by questioning the his manhood always