Sipe (2005) explained:
The ability to imagine a different society may be partly based on the ability to impose a new narrative construction on the social facts at our disposal: to tell a different story. If this is the case, then reading stories to children is a profoundly political, transformative action (p. 246).
The ability to imagine a different society may be partly based on the ability to impose a new narrative construction on the social facts at our disposal: to tell a different story. If this is the case, then reading stories to children is a profoundly political, transformative action (p. 246).
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