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• Information

  DOI: 10.1400/99727

  ISSN: 1971-1131

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/99727
• In this issue

  • Abstracts
  • Lay Confraternities and Youth Education in Renaissance Italy
  • Carlo Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan, in the Midst of Religious Disciplining, Pastoral Renewal and Christian Education (1564-1584)
  • Ophelia at the Museum
  • Come educare la nazione?
  • The Myth and Reality of Point Puer
  • Manuals of Conversion
  • Western Anthropological Thoughts and Modern Children's Literature Theory in China
  • Testing Medical Students at Harvard, 1870-1930
  • The Policies for a Nationalistic Education in Japanin the Meiji Period
  • L'Italie et les Italiens vus par la littérature enfantine entre Second Empire et Troisième République
  • The Pigna Paper Mill and the Exercise Books of the New Italy (1870-1960)
  • La stampa scolastica e l'avvento del Fascismo
  • Russian and Soviet Schooling
  • Educación y ciudadanía en España hasta 1975
  • Un autore per adulti o per ragazzi?
  • Libri di testo ticinesi
  • A Brief Historical Survey of Critical Studies and Recent Research on Children's Literature in Great Britain (1990-2005)
  • Carità educatrice e istruzione nel Piemonte dell'Ottocento
  • Notices =
  • The Department of Childhood Studies at Rutgers University, Camden (Usa)
  • The State of the Art of the Japonic-Chinese and Sino-Canadian Children's Literature
  • The European Project History On Line (Lifelong Learning Programme - Erasmus EVC Sub-Programme, 2007-2009)