немецкая детская литература; чтение; особое детство; образы особых героев; готовность родителей.

The article is devoted to the topic of "special" childhood in modern children's lite­rature. The author considers the image of a brother/sister of a character with special needs and its specific features using the examples from German-language books for child­ren. The results of the initial study of parents' of 7—11 y. o. reading books about […]

The Dynamics of Siblings' Images (Brothers and Sisters of Children with Special Needs) Development in Children's Literature of the Late XIX – Early XX Centuries

The article traces the dynamics of chracters' with special needs siblings' images deve­lopment (a character with special needs is a character suffering from some serious/incurable disease) in children's fiction, starting from the turn of the XIX-XX centuries up to the present time. Sibling characters are studied as heroes ― companions of the protagonist who, in […]

Children's and Adolescent Literatute: Its Place in Contemporary Didactics

The article discusses contemporary literature for children and adolescents as a reflec­tion development process of pedagogical ideas and concepts in the public consciousness. Books for children are viewed as a phenomenon associated primarily with the attitudes of publishers, writers, artists, teachers, psychologists, parents to their own needs in commu­nication with children and adolescents (personal, emotional, […]

Educational Value of English-Language Young Adult Dystopias

The article considers characteristic features of young adult dystopias and summarises the reasons for their popularity among readers. The author outlines a circle of problems touched upon in the books in question and proposes the possibilities of applying the books in teaching English in accordance with the requirements of Curriculum guidelines.