Apr 3, 2008

Why We Should Study Nursery Rhymes: Mother Goose is Incomprehensible and Violent Why Bother Reading It?

By: Melissa Howard

Mar 15, 2008

The Story of Baa, Baa Black Sheep: A Nursery Rhyme against Taxes

By: Melissa Howard

Nov 6, 2007

Little Jack Horner: A Good Boy or Conniving Politician?

By: Melissa Howard

Oct 23, 2007

Understanding Ring around the Rosy: A Simple Spring Chant or a Rhyme about the Bubonic Plague?

By: Melissa Howard

Oct 8, 2007

Understand Goosey, Goosey Gander: A Nursery Rhyme About Religious Intolerance

By: Melissa Howard

Jul 3, 2007

Pussycat, Pussycat: A Picture: No Hidden Meanings in this Nursery Rhyme

By: Melissa Howard

Jun 12, 2007

Ride A Cock Horse: What Lady Took the Famous Ride to Banbury Cross?

By: Melissa Howard

May 3, 2007

Hey Diddle, Diddle: A Nursery Rhyme about Court Intrigue

By: Melissa Howard

Apr 27, 2007

Pop Goes the Weasel: Making Sense of a Nonsense Nursery Rhyme

By: Melissa Howard

Apr 26, 2007

Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary: The Bloody Story Behind the Rhyme

By: Melissa Howard

Aug 29, 2006

The poetry of Shel Silverstein: Modern Folktales presented to children

By: Diana Tierney

Jun 9, 2006

Politically Correct Nursery Rhymes: Revisionism of popular children's songs, fairy tales: a sacrifice?

By: Katrien Vander Straeten

May 17, 2006

Nursery Rhymes

By: Diana Tierney

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