All Stories

  1. ‘By the Will of the Pike’: The transformation of a Russian national character

    Article • Book 2 0, November 2017, Intellect

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  2. Recent Trends in Children's Literature Research: Return to the Body

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

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  3. Exploring empathy and ethics in tales about three brothers

    Article • December 2014, Cambridge University Press

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  4. Reading for Learning

    Article • June 2014, John Benjamins

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  5. Introduction

    Article • The Lion and the Unicorn, January 2014, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  6. Picturebooks and Emotional Literacy

    Article • The Reading Teacher, December 2013, Wiley

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  7. “Did you Feel as if you Hated People?”: Emotional Literacy Through Fiction

    Article • New Review of Children s Literature and Librarianship, November 2013, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  8. Place-related identity, texts, and transcultural meanings

    Article • British Educational Research Journal, December 2012, Wiley

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  9. My Place: Exploring children's place-related identities through reading and writing

    Article • Education 3-13, June 2012, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  10. Guilt, empathy and the ethical potential of children's literature

    Article • Barnboken, May 2012, Co-Action Publishing

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  11. Reading Other People’s Minds Through Word and Image

    Article • Children s Literature in Education, March 2012, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  12. The development of children's fantasy

    Article • January 2012, Cambridge University Press

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  13. Guilt, Empathy and the Ethical Potential of Children's Literature

    Article • Barnboken, January 2012, The Swedish Institute for Children's Books

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  14. “Must We to Bed Indeed?” Beds as Cultural Signifiers in Picturebooks for Children

    Article • New Review of Children s Literature and Librarianship, November 2011, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  15. Place-Related Identities Through Texts: From Interdisciplinary Theory to Research Agenda

    Article • British Journal of Educational Studies, February 2011, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  16. Literacy, competence and meaning‐making: a human sciences approach

    Article • Cambridge Journal of Education, June 2010, Taylor & Francis

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  17. Three Walks Through Fictional Fens: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Gaffer Samson’s Luck

    Article • Children s Literature in Education, May 2010, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  18. Theory, post-theory, and aetonormative theory

    Article • Neohelicon, May 2009, Springer Science + Business Media

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  19. Russian Children's Literature and Culture (review)

    Article • Children s Literature Association Quarterly, January 2009, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  20. “When I use a word it means just what I choose it to mean”

    Article • January 2009, John Benjamins

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  21. Bakom rösten. Den implicita författaren i jagberättelser

    Article • Barnboken, January 2008, The Swedish Institute for Children's Books

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  22. ALMA: A Swedish Award to World Children's Literature

    Article • Bookbird A Journal of International Children s Literature, January 2008, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  23. Fairy Tale and Fantasy: From Archaic to Postmodern

    Article • Marvels & Tales, January 2003, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  24. Beyond the Grammar of Story, or How Can Children's Literature Criticism Benefit from Narrative Theory?

    Article • Children s Literature Association Quarterly, January 2003, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  25. Fairy Tales in Society's Service

    Article • Marvels & Tales, January 2002, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  26. 5. The verbal and the visual

    Article • January 2002, John Benjamins

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  27. 6. Growing up

    Article • January 2002, John Benjamins

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  28. "A Dream of Complete Idleness": Depiction of Labor in Children's Fiction

    Article • The Lion and the Unicorn, January 2002, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  29. Imprints of the Mind: The Depiction of Consciousness in Children's Fiction

    Article • Children s Literature Association Quarterly, January 2001, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  30. Tamed Imagination: A Re-reading of Heidi

    Article • Children s Literature Association Quarterly, January 2000, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  31. Exit Children's Literature?

    Article • The Lion and the Unicorn, January 1998, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  32. Russian Children's Literature Before and After Perestroika

    Article • Children s Literature Association Quarterly, January 1995, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  33. The Insignificance of Time: Red Shift

    Article • Children s Literature Association Quarterly, January 1989, Project Muse

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  34. 33. Emotion ekphrasis: representation of emotions in children’s picturebooks

    Article • De Gruyter

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  35. Translation and Crosscultural Reception

    Article • Taylor & Francis

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  36. Children's Literature

    Article • Taylor & Francis

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  37. Verbal and Visual Literacy: The Role of Picturebooks in the Reading Experience of Young Children

    Article • SAGE Publications

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva

  38. The child in early Russian fantasy / L’enfant dans la littérature “fantastique” russe du début du ΧΙΧè siècle.

    Article • De Gruyter

    Professor Maria Nikolajeva