2004
DOI: 10.1007/s10583-004-6416-z
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Visual Narrativity in the Picture Book: Heinrich Hoffmann?s Der Struwwelpeter

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“…There were 17 freshmen (25.0%), 16 sophomores (23.5%), 23 juniors (33.8%), and 12 seniors (17.6%). The questionnaire used for the test was the 3-question satisfaction scale proposed by Wesseling (2004). We performed ANOVA on the picture book samples with the highest and lowest satisfaction levels to establish whether there were significant differences in students' satisfaction with the two samples.…”
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“…There were 17 freshmen (25.0%), 16 sophomores (23.5%), 23 juniors (33.8%), and 12 seniors (17.6%). The questionnaire used for the test was the 3-question satisfaction scale proposed by Wesseling (2004). We performed ANOVA on the picture book samples with the highest and lowest satisfaction levels to establish whether there were significant differences in students' satisfaction with the two samples.…”
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“…In total, we selected 30 samples of picture books. To eliminate possible interference from the picture book samples—such as readers’ potential preference and selection of picture books ( Robinson et al 1997 ), or the interaction effect caused by the combination of image narratives and text narratives ( Wesseling 2004 )—we performed multivariate scale and cluster analyses to cluster the samples. Each picture book was given to the subjects, who were asked to categorise them into groups.…”
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“…Do najważniejszych należą prace Hermana Müllera (1975), Waltera Sauera (2003, 2015, Ute Liebert (b.d. ), Elisabeth Wesseling (2004), Doris Wagner (2007), Barbary Smith Chalou (2007) czy Bena Parrota (2010). Książka Hoffmanna znalazła swoje miejsce także w polskojęzycznych opracowaniach naukowych, czego przykładem artykuły, analizy i szkice Janiny Wiercińskiej (1983, s. 291-296), Janusza Dunina (2003a2003b), Magdaleny Joncy (20022005, s. 130-151;2011), Katarzyny Slany (2016, s. 252-256) czy Agnieszki Gicali (2018), reprezentujące różne stanowiska i perspektywy badawcze.…”
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“…Powoduje on bowiem, że pouczający i dydaktyczny przekaz zbioru wydaje się być pozorny (por. Wesseling 2004). Metodologiczne uchybienia polegające na utożsamianiu przekładów z tekstami oryginałów nie są niestety odosobnione w polskich badaniach nad światową klasyką literatury dziecięcej.…”
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