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- Björn Sundmark
Björn
Sundmark
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bjorn.sundmark@mau.se
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Faculty of Education and Society
Culture, Languages and Media
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Björn Sundmark is Professor of English literature at Malmö University (Sweden), where he teaches “Children’s Literature in a Global Perspective” and “Intercultural Perspectives on Children’s Literature.” He has published numerous articles on children’s literature, and is the author of the study Alice in the Oral-Literary Continuum (1999). He is the editor (together with Christopher Kelen) of The Nation in Children’s Literature (Routledge) and Child Autonomy and Child Governance in Children’s Literature: Where Children Rule (forthcoming, Routledge). He is, moreover, the journal editor of Bookbird – Journal of International Children’s Literature and associate editor of Barnboken—Journal of Children’s Literature Research.
Publications
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2021 | Chapter in book
You and I Alfred:: Intergenerational Solidarity in the Emil Series
Björn Sundmark
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2021 | Chapter in book
Uppståndna igen ifrån de döda: Kristna motiv i nyare skandinavisk barnlitteratur
Björn Sundmark
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2020 | Chapter in book
Introduction
Björn Sundmark, Anna Kérchy
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2020 | Chapter in book
The Aesthetics of Tolkienian Fantasy, and Tove Jansson’s Illustrations for The Hobbit
Björn Sundmark
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2020 | Article in journal
Children's Covid-19 Literature
Björn Sundmark