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  1. Dec 1, 2017 · This paper will analyze the theoretical aspects of history, namely the scholarly concerns regarding the method of history and its reliability and objectiveness, as well as its relation to fiction.

    • Carol Sliwka
    • Children can find little meaning in history unless they are helped to attain the point ofview ofa participant; in other words, unless they are given the chance to climb inside history and look out. --Jean Fritz
    • Language Arts Journal of Michigan
    • Opportunities of Historical Fiction
    • Use of Picture Books
    • Lamma1!e Arts Journal of Michl an
    • Some Sample Activities that Focus on Historical Events

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    Adam interrupted my read-aloud of Soldier s Heart by Gary Paulsen in his usual exuberant way, by madly flailing both arms in the air and speaking at the same time. "Wait a minute, wait a minute," he blurted. "Is this Charley dude at the same Gettysburg we just learned about in history class?" I could almost see the light bulb shimmering in the air ...

    and enthusiasm didn't last for the rest of the year, the historical fiction unit was one he could point to with pride as a measure of his success. Role of Historical Fiction As a history teacher, I know that helping students make cross-discipline connections lies at the heart of engaging history instruction. As a language arts teacher, I know that ...

    With the proliferation of well-written historical fiction on the shelves today, one can find a tale to connect students to nearly any historical event at any grade level. Reading that type of narrative literature while studying an era of history, students will be able to deepen their comprehension of the texts by getting to know the real or fiction...

    Making connections to history can be achieved through more than historical fiction novels. A literary sub-group that is often overlooked with older students is the picture book. Often concepts in history or other areas of social studies are difficult for students to grasp (e.g., the divisive nature of a civil war or the struggle for women's rights)...

    the use of picture books can deepen study that is going on in the other content areas as well as serve as an introduction to genre study. Reading a picture book about a particular topic can prompt a student to seek out a novel pertaining to the same topic. They can also be excellent springboards into other activities. Using picture books is an idea...

    People Fair One way to help students get in the head of the characters is to encourage them to become the character. A "people fair" is a great way to accomplish this. After reading a self-selected historical fiction novel or biography, students collect artifacts that represent ideas, objects, or other people that were important to the historical f...

    • Carol Sliwka
    • 2008
  2. Dec 6, 2022 · Cristina Sanders. References (20) Abstract. In ‘Interpreting History Through Fiction: Three Writers Discuss their Methods’, creative historical authors Thom Conroy, Joanna Grochowicz and...

  3. history: does fictional representation simply represent history within an imaginative framework, or does it have the power to interrogate, critique and change (our knowledge of) reality?

  4. May 25, 2022 · This thesis investigates how effective works of fiction are, through their depictions of past worlds, in providing us with a resource for the study of the history of the period in which that fiction is set. It assesses past academic literature on the role of fiction in historical understanding, and on the processes involved in the writing,

  5. Given the influence of the postmodern theories, it is particularly important to acknowledge the difference between historical and literary narratives. History as narrative shares with literature elements of constructive imagination, but it ultimately depends on a core of facts verifiable by non-linguistic means.

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  7. History finds itself in Fiction: Modernism Historical narratives fit into two broad forms: the first places its events within an historical backdrop or period; the second employs historical „fact‟ to tell its story.

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