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An analysis of the Franklin Publishing House in the field of Children and Adolescents
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Hasan Shamsabadi *   1, Hamid Basiratmanesh2 , Seyyed mahmood Sadat bidgoli3 |
1- Ph.D student of History of the Islamic Revolution , The Institute of Imam Khumaini and the Islamcic Revollution, TEHRAN, IRAN , hasanshamsabady@yahoo.com
2- assistant Professor, History of the Islamic Revolution, , The Institute of Imam Khumaini and the Islamcic Revollution, TEHRAN, IRAN
3- Assistant Psadat@ri-khomeini.ac.irofessor, History of the Islamic Revolution, , The Institute of Imam Khumaini and the Islamcic Revolutions. |
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Abstract
An analysis of the Franklin Publishing House in the field of Children and Adolescents
Along with the developments of the publishing industry in Iran, interest in producing children's literature increased. In the early 1340s, this issue first was shown itself in the field of textbooks and then, it found its way into different kinds of publications including storybooks, magazines and other kinds of publications. One of the institutes that began to produce in this field and played an important role was the Franklin Publishing House. The authors of this study, relying on archival documents and using a descriptive-analytical approach analyze the activities of this institute, its role and position in this field. The research findings show that the Franklin Publishing House and the quality of publishing books for children and adolescents in terms of form and content by emphasizing Iranian culture and civilization have greatly improved.
Keywords: Children and Adolescents, Textbooks and Non-Textbooks, Publishing, Franklin Publishing House, Homayoun Sana’tizadeh
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Article number: 6 |
| Keywords: Children and Adolescents, Textbooks and Non-Textbooks, Publishing, Franklin Publishing House, Homayoun Sana’tizadeh |
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Received: 2021/04/19 | Accepted: 2021/05/31 | Published: 2021/05/31
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