All Stories

  1. Ontological Indeterminacy and Intersubjectivity in Film Adaptations of Post-War English Children’s Books

    Article • VERBEIA Revista de Estudios Filológicos Journal of English and Spanish Studies, October 2023, Universidad Camilo Jose Cela

    John Stephens

  2. Domestic Architecture and Environmental Design in Australian Picture Books

    Article • February 2023, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  3. Children, Deafness, and Deaf Cultures in Popular Media

    Article • December 2022, JSTOR

    John Stephens

  4. INTRODUCTION:

    Article • December 2022, JSTOR

    John Stephens

  5. Subjectivity, Theory of Mind, and the Creation of Deaf Characters in Fiction

    Article • December 2022, JSTOR

    John Stephens

  6. Children as Filmmakers: Well-Being, Social Ecology, and Cognitive Mapping inDelhi at Eleven

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, February 2022, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  7. Where have All the Witches Gone? The Disappearing Witch and Children’s Literature

    Article • December 2019, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  8. From Anxiety to Well-Being: Openings and Endings of Children’s Films from Japan and South Korea

    Article • January 2019, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  9. Transcultural Adaptation of Feature Films: South Korea’s My Sassy Girl and its Remakes

    Article • Adaptation, February 2018, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    John Stephens

  10. Picturebooks and ideology

    Article • December 2017, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  11. The Routledge Companion to International Children’s Literature

    Article • September 2017, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  12. Film Adaptation, Global Film Techniques and Cross-Cultural Viewing

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2017, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  13. “What Defines Me?” – Performativity, Gender and Ethnicity in Korean American YA Fiction

    Article • August 2016, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  14. Editorial: Some Challenges Facing an International Journal

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2016, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  15. Cognitive Maps and Social Ecology in Young Adult Fiction (Based on a keynote address presented at the fifth national conference of the Shiraz University Centre for Research in Children's Literature Studies, Shiraz, Iran, May 2015)

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  16. Editorial: Some Article Genres

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  17. Editorial: Critical Content Analysis and Literary Criticism

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2015, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  18. Roberta Trites: Literary Conceptualizations of Growth. Metaphors and Cognition in Adolescent Literature

    Article • Cognitive Semiotics, January 2015, De Gruyter

    John Stephens

  19. Editorial

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2014, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  20. Editorial: Thinking about Emotion

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2014, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  21. Editorial: Thinking in Other Ways

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2013, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  22. Ways of Being Male

    Article • October 2013, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  23. Editorial: Cross-cultural Imagining

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2013, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  24. “The Ghost Remembers Only What It Wants To”: Traumas of Girlhood as a Metonym for the Nation in the South Korean Whispering Corridors (Yeogo Goedam) Series

    Article • February 2013, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  25. Retelling Stories, Framing Culture

    Article • January 2013, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  26. Dystopian Worlds and Ethical Subjectivities in Bloodtide and Bloodsong

    Article • January 2013, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  27. Editorial: Cognitive Mapping and Children's Literature

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2012, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  28. Subjectivity in Asian Children’s Literature and Film

    Article • September 2012, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  29. Editorial

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2012, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  30. Between Imagined Signs and Social Realities: Representing Others in Children's Fantasy and Folktale

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2011, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  31. Identity – Discourse – Imagology

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2011, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  32. Schemas and Scripts: Cognitive Instruments and the Representation of Cultural Diversity in Children’s Literature

    Article • January 2011, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  33. Impartiality and Attachment: Ethics and Ecopoeisis in Children's Narrative Texts

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2010, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  34. Editorial

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2009, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  35. Editorial

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, July 2009, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  36. Editorial

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2008, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  37. Soon Come Home to This Island: West Indians in British Children's Literature. Karen Sands-O'Connor. New York: Routledge, 2008. 238 pages. £60 (hardback).

    Article • International Research in Children s Literature, December 2008, Edinburgh University Press

    John Stephens

  38. New world orders and the dystopian turn: transforming visions of territoriality and belonging in recent Australian children's fiction

    Article • Journal of Australian Studies, September 2008, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  39. Understanding Children's Literature

    Article • May 2006, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  40. Diasporan Subjectivity and Cultural Space in Korean American Picture Books

    Article • Journal of Asian American Studies, January 2006, Project Muse

    John Stephens

  41. Editor's Introduction: Always Facing the Issues--Preoccupations in Australian Children's Literature

    Article • The Lion and the Unicorn, January 2003, Project Muse

    John Stephens

  42. Reading Development across Linked Stories: Anna Fienberg's Tashi Series and The Magnificent Nose and Other Marvels

    Article • The Lion and the Unicorn, January 2003, Project Muse

    John Stephens

  43. Utopia, Dystopia, and Cultural Controversy in Ever After and The Grimm Brothers' Snow White

    Article • Marvels & Tales, January 2002, Project Muse

    John Stephens

  44. ‘There Are Worse Things Than Ghosts’: Reworking Horror Chronotopes in Australian Children’s Fiction

    Article • January 2001, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  45. Writing By Children, Writing For Children: Schema Theory, Narrative Discourse and Ideology

    Article • Revue belge de philologie et d histoire, January 1995, PERSEE Program

    John Stephens

  46. Signifying strategies and closed texts in Australian children’s literature

    Article • Australian Review of Applied Linguistics, January 1994, John Benjamins

    John Stephens

  47. Metafiction and Interpretation: William Mayne's Salt River Times, Winter Quarters, and Drift

    Article • Children s Literature, January 1993, Project Muse

    John Stephens

  48. The unwelcome suitor: patriarchal norms, masculine inefficiency, and negative modelling in the Old Icelandic Kormáks Saga

    Article • Parergon, January 1992, Project Muse

    John Stephens

  49. Evoking Empathy: Structures of Language and Feeling in Robert Gray’s Poetry

    Article • Australian Literary Studies, October 1990, Australian Literary Studies

    John Stephens

  50. Intertextuality andThe Wedding Ghost

    Article • Children s Literature in Education, March 1990, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  51. ?I am where I think I am?: Imagination and everyday wonders in William Mayne's Hob Stories

    Article • Children s Literature in Education, March 1989, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  52. Paradigmatic and Syntagmatic Elaboration, and Middle English Poetic Style

    Article • Parergon, January 1988, Project Muse

    John Stephens

  53. Authorial Revision and Constraints on the Role of the Reader: Some Examples from Wilfred Owen

    Article • Poetics Today, January 1987, JSTOR

    John Stephens

  54. George Gascoigne's Posies and the persona in sixteenth century poetry

    Article • Neophilologus, January 1986, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  55. THE QUESTIONING OF LOVE IN THE ASSEMBLY OF LADIES

    Article • The Review of English Studies, January 1973, Oxford University Press (OUP)

    John Stephens

  56. The mead of poetry: Myth and metaphor

    Article • Neophilologus, July 1972, Springer Science + Business Media

    John Stephens

  57. Weland and a little restraint: A note ondeor5–6

    Article • Studia Neophilologica, January 1969, Taylor & Francis

    John Stephens

  58. Retelling stories across time and cultures

    Article • Cambridge University Press

    John Stephens

  59. Anthropocentrism and the Haecceitas of Nature in Multimodal Ecological Discourses for Children

    Article • Bloomsbury Academic

    John Stephens