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Book 2.0

Book 2.0 is an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journal that publishes articles and reviews about historical, modern and contemporary book creation, design, illustration and production by leading practitioners, scholars and theorists. Since its founding in 2010, Book 2.0 has explored topics that have included childrens literature and culture, traditional and modern storytelling, oral literature, poetry publishing and the enormous efforts being made by Indigenous speakers and their supporters to secure and sustain endangered languages. Future plans include issues that will review contemporary digital publishing and examine the influence of ecocriticism at a time of unprecedented climate change.

《Book 2.0》是一个跨学科的同行评议期刊，发表关于历史、现代和当代书籍创作、设计、插图和生产的文章和评论。作者全部为领先的实践者、学者和理论家，该刊自2010年成立以来，Book 2.0探索的主题包括儿童文学与文化、传统与现代讲故事、口头文学、诗歌出版，以及土著居民及其支持者为保护和维持濒危语言所做的巨大努力。未来的计划包括当代数字内容出版，以及在前所未有的气候变化时期批判性的探讨生态的影响。

Book 2.0 also looks forward to providing a forum for promoting and sharing the most innovative and imaginative practices in the teaching of writing, illustration, book design and production.

《Book 2.0》也期待着提供一个论坛，以促进和分享最具创新性和想象力的做法，在写作教学，插图，书籍设计和生产。

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1.Editorial

2.Der Sänger Singt vor einem Fürstenkind

3.To Jack Zipes

4.Jack Zipes discusses his work: A panel conversation with friends and colleagues

5.Utopia as method in children’s literature research

6.The discovery of storytelling and the part of overlooked poets, players and librarians in its epiphany

7.Luzel’s ghosts: The unfinished business of translating folk tales for performance

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

9.Mirrors and webs: Fairy tales, cultural memory and trauma in Helen Oyeyemi’s Boy, Snow, Bird and Neil Gaiman’s Anansi Boys

10.An oddly modern fairy tale for Jack Zipes

11.Agata Pankowska and Bethan Woollvin