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Paperback. Condition: New. Generation Z and Alpha youth are facing mental health crises that many adults are unprepared to address. There have been dramatic rises in the numbers of young people reporting feelings of hopelessness, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety. The global COVID-19 pandemic brought such a devastating impact on mental health of young people that it sparked national and global conversations, but experts say that the pandemic only exacerbated problematic trends already well underway. One small silver lining is the proliferation of new fiction and nonfiction geared towards children who are struggling, including books with themes related to social and emotional learning, psychological wellbeing, and specific mental health challenges. Edited by former public and school librarians, this important resource explores the exciting landscape of recent children's literature and provides helpful frameworks and strategies for adults to think about the evaluation, curation, and use of these books with young people. Readers will discover books for children dealing with the cancer diagnosis of a relative, illnesses, death, loss, and grief, with suggested activities that can be paired with these titles to further assist young readers in the grieving and healing process; fantasy bibliotherapy to help children understand, process, and cope with anxiety-provoking situations in their lives; graphic novels that promote mental and emotional wellbeing, including those that depict common childhood mental health conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder; guidance on reaching historically underserved population groups such as Black girls, Muslim children, and young Latin American migrants; and using children's literature to support the unique needs of autistic mental health.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Generation Z and Alpha youth are facing mental health crises that many adults are unprepared to address. There have been dramatic rises in the numbers of young people reporting feelings of hopelessness, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety. The global COVID-19 pandemic brought such a devastating impact on mental health of young people that it sparked national and global conversations, but experts say that the pandemic only exacerbated problematic trends already well underway. One small silver lining is the proliferation of new fiction and nonfiction geared towards children who are struggling, including books with themes related to social and emotional learning, psychological wellbeing, and specific mental health challenges. Edited by former public and school librarians, this important resource explores the exciting landscape of recent children's literature and provides helpful frameworks and strategies for adults to think about the evaluation, curation, and use of these books with young people. Readers will discover books for children dealing with the cancer diagnosis of a relative, illnesses, death, loss, and grief, with suggested activities that can be paired with these titles to further assist young readers in the grieving and healing process; fantasy bibliotherapy to help children understand, process, and cope with anxiety-provoking situations in their lives; graphic novels that promote mental and emotional wellbeing, including those that depict common childhood mental health conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder; guidance on reaching historically underserved population groups such as Black girls, Muslim children, and young Latin American migrants; and using children's literature to support the unique needs of autistic mental health.…

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condition: New. Generation Z and Alpha youth are facing mental health crises that many adults are unprepared to address. There have been dramatic rises in the numbers of young people reporting feelings of hopelessness, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety. The global COVID-19 pandemic brought such a devastating impact on mental health of young people that it sparked national and global conversations, but experts say that the pandemic only exacerbated problematic trends already well underway. One small silver lining is the proliferation of new fiction and nonfiction geared towards children who are struggling, including books with themes related to social and emotional learning, psychological wellbeing, and specific mental health challenges. Edited by former public and school librarians, this important resource explores the exciting landscape of recent children's literature and provides helpful frameworks and strategies for adults to think about the evaluation, curation, and use of these books with young people. Readers will discover books for children dealing with the cancer diagnosis of a relative, illnesses, death, loss, and grief, with suggested activities that can be paired with these titles to further assist young readers in the grieving and healing process; fantasy bibliotherapy to help children understand, process, and cope with anxiety-provoking situations in their lives; graphic novels that promote mental and emotional wellbeing, including those that depict common childhood mental health conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder; guidance on reaching historically underserved population groups such as Black girls, Muslim children, and young Latin American migrants; and using children's literature to support the unique needs of autistic mental health.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. Generation Z and Alpha youth are facing mental health crises that many adults are unprepared to address. There have been dramatic rises in the numbers of young people reporting feelings of hopelessness, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety. The global COVID-19 pandemic brought such a devastating impact on mental health of young people that it sparked national and global conversations, but experts say that the pandemic only exacerbated problematic trends already well underway. One small silver lining is the proliferation of new fiction and nonfiction geared towards children who are struggling, including books with themes related to social and emotional learning, psychological wellbeing, and specific mental health challenges. Edited by former public and school librarians, this important resource explores the exciting landscape of recent children's literature and provides helpful frameworks and strategies for adults to think about the evaluation, curation, and use of these books with young people. Readers will discover books for children dealing with the cancer diagnosis of a relative, illnesses, death, loss, and grief, with suggested activities that can be paired with these titles to further assist young readers in the grieving and healing process; fantasy bibliotherapy to help children understand, process, and cope with anxiety-provoking situations in their lives; graphic novels that promote mental and emotional wellbeing, including those that depict common childhood mental health conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder; guidance on reaching historically underserved population groups such as Black girls, Muslim children, and young Latin American migrants; and using children's literature to support the unique needs of autistic mental health.…

258 S. Br. Bibl.-Ex. m. Bibl.-Schild. Rücken etwas verfärbt. Ecken etwas geknickt.

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Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Paperback, xvii + 201 pages, NOT ex-library. Book looks unread, minor handling wear; clean and bright throughout with unmarked text, free of inscriptions and stamps, firmly bound. Straight uncreased spine. -- Bewunderung 'passiert' nicht einfach, sie wird provoziert und instrumentalisiert. Die in diesem Band versammelten Beiträge untersuchen, mittels welcher Verfahren und zu welchen Zwecken Bewunderung in sozialen, medialen und künstlerischen Settings erzeugt und inszeniert wird. Aus interdisziplinärer Perspektive versammelt dieser Band zwölf Beiträge, die die ästhetischen, sozialen und politischen Dimensionen von Bewunderung in einem historischen Rahmen von 1600 bis zur Gegenwart untersuchen. Dabei stehen historische Konzepte des Subjekts ebenso wie unterschiedliche Formen der (Selbst-)Modellierung im Zentrum des Interesses. Frühneuzeitliche 'Wunderkinder' und Fanfiction werden hinsichtlich ihres vergemeinschaftenden Potenzials untersucht, Ästhetiken in Film, Literatur und Mode werden mit Blick auf Strategien der Provokation von Bewunderung analysiert und auf Bewunderung abzielende Praktiken der Selbstinszenierung am Beispiel von Autobiografien und Social-Media-Performances betrachtet. Mit Beiträgen von u.a. Adrian Daub, Philipp Ekardt, Michael Gamper, Julia Fawcett, Sighard Neckel und Anita Traninger. -- Inhalt: Provozierte Bewunderung. Eine Annäherung; I. Vergemeinschaftung und Bewunderung 1. Gelahrte Ungeheuer. Täuschung und Ent-täuschung im Diskurs der Gelehrsamkeit der Frühen Neuzeit / Anita Traninger 2. Adoration und Gemeinschaft. Der 'grosse Mann' als Gegenstand der Bewunderung im 19. Jahrhundert / Michael Gamper 3. Die charismatische Leistung. Zur Wiederkehr des ökonomischen Heroismus / Sighard Neckel 4. Fanfiction zwischen Vergemeinschaftung und Individualismus. Zur digitalen Bewunderung von Jane Austen / Jill Bühler; II. Ästhetiken der Bewunderung 5. Künstleroper, säkularisierte Bewunderung und die Geburt des modernen Publikums / Adrian Daub 6. Hoher Stil. Bewunderte Eleganz und wunderbare Begegnung in den Modetheorien Helen Grunds und Walter Benjamins / Philipp Ekardt 7. La construction de l'admiration dans le roman Beatrix / Alexandra Delcamp 8. "You feel that your image is that of a person with cancer". Skalierung, Haptik und temporale Ruptur in Doing & Undoing. Poems from Within / Carla Gabri; III. Selbstinszenierung und Bewunderung 9. Das kaleidoskopische Buch. Perspektiven auf Grimmelshausens 'Springinsfeld' / Sarah Möller 10. Der Phryne-Trick. Schminken und Staunen bei J.J. Bodmer und J.W. Goethe / Johannes Hees-Pelikan 11. Intimacy and Distance. Wonder in the Autobiographical Performances of Methodist Preacher George Whitefield / Julia H. Fawcett 12. Zu den Ursachen der Bewunderung von Social-Media-Influencer innen / Nils S. Borchers; Zu den Autorinnen; Abbildungsnachweise.…

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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.