[Milton-L] RE: Milton and Pullman

[Jameela Lares]

You might also recommend that your student check the archives of the listserv of Child_Lit, of which Philip Pullman is actually a member.  See at http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~mjoseph/childlit/about.html.

Extant major academic journals in children's literature from a literary point of view are Lion and Unicorn, Children's Literature, and Children's Literature Quarterly.  One of the difficulties of finding chlidren's lit in MLA is that field was not always included as a descriptor.

Jameela Lares
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From: milton-l-bounces at lists.richmond.edu [milton-l-bounces at lists.richmond.edu] On Behalf Of Angelica Duran [duran0 at purdue.edu]
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Subject: [Milton-L] Milton and Pullman

Dear scholars,

I remember hearing conference talks on Pullman and Milton, perhaps even at the MSA-sponsored panel at the MLA a few years back.  I know of the chapter in Knoppers and Semanza’s Milton in Popular Culture.  That reference did not pop up in my MLA Bibliography search — but I know that items are often missing (even [sigh] in my own entry, which I intend to remedy in May, after finals).  I think there is an article on Pullman that I have read but cannot find it.

Please advise if you know of any works on Pullman and Milton, so I can refer those to a student who is writing a paper on the relationship.  Many thanks.

Adios,

Angelica Duran
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