2023
DOI: 10.17227/rce.num89-17426
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Respuestas lectoras infantiles comparadas ante libros de no ficción narrativos y no narrativos

Diana Muela-Bermejo,
Pilar Laborda-Casamián

Abstract: El libro de no ficción ha experimentado un auge en las últimas décadas. El creciente desarrollo de su marco teórico de análisis trasluce la situación editorial en la que se inserta, que camina paralela al desarrollo del libro álbum y el libro ilustrado, con un fuerte predominio del componente visual. Además, en los últimos años ha cobrado especial relevancia la emergencia de un corpus importante de libros de no ficción narrativa, que se encuadra en una ficción marco y posee un carácter híbrido que resulta difí… Show more

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“…Very recently, Muela & Laborda (2023) studied the different reading responses to narrative and non-narrative nonfiction books, with 34 participating students. In their study, they concluded that the visual aspect was the component that most conditioned the reading experience, through reactions of interest, admiration and surprise; in addition to promoting the active and critical participation of the students.…”
Section: Empirical Studies On the Reading Of Children's Nonfiction Pi...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Very recently, Muela & Laborda (2023) studied the different reading responses to narrative and non-narrative nonfiction books, with 34 participating students. In their study, they concluded that the visual aspect was the component that most conditioned the reading experience, through reactions of interest, admiration and surprise; in addition to promoting the active and critical participation of the students.…”
Section: Empirical Studies On the Reading Of Children's Nonfiction Pi...mentioning
confidence: 99%