Book Chapters
Marshall, E. (2022). The portrayal of girlhoods in graphic narratives for children. In K. Coats, D. Stevenson, & V. Yenika-Agbaw (Eds.), A Companion to Children鈥檚 Literature (pp. 232-241). Wiley Blackwell.
Moore, A. & Marshall, E. (2021). Intoxicated masculinity, allyship and compulsory heterosexuality in young adult rape narratives. In P. Venzo, & K. Moruzi (Eds.), Sexuality in Literature for Children and Young Adults (pp. 140-156).
Marshall, E. (2021). Gender. In L. Paul, P. Nel, & N. Christensen (Eds.), Keywords for children鈥檚 literature (pp. 81-84). 2nd Ed. New York University Press.
Moore, A. & Marshall, E. (2020). Popular media and youth resistances. In C. Mayo, & L. Weems (Eds.), Oxford Encyclopedia of Gender and Sexuality in Education. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/acrefore/9780190264093.013.1331
Marshall, E. (2020). Representations of youth, schooling, and education in dystopian YA novels. In M. Cadden, K. Coates, & R. Seelinger Trites (Eds.), Options for teaching YA fiction. (pp. 191-199). Modern Language Association.
Pini, B., Marshall, E., & Keys, w. (2019). Transgender rural childhoods: My prairie home. Mandrona, A. & Mitchell, C. (Eds.). Our rural selves: Memory and the visual in Canadian childhoods (pp. 148-166). Montreal: McGill-Queen鈥檚 University Press.
Marshall, E. (2017). Barbie. In K. Peppler (Ed.), The SAGE encyclopedia of out-of-school learning (pp. 59-61). New York: SAGE.
Marshall, E. (2015). Fear and strangeness in picture books: Fractured Fairy tales, graphic knowledge, and teachers鈥� concerns. In Evans, J. (Ed.). Challenging and controversial picturebooks (pp. 160鈥�177). New York & London: Routledge.
Marshall, E. & Sensoy, 脰. (2012). One world: Understanding the discourse of benevolent girlhood through critical media literacy. In Guzetti, B. & Bean, T. (Eds.). Adolescent literacies and the gendered self: (Re)constructing identities through multimodal literacy practices (pp. 31鈥�40). NY: Routledge.
Marshall, E. (2011). Innocence. In Lesko, N. and Talbot, S. (Eds.). Keywords in youth studies: Tracing affects, movements, knowledges (pp. 295鈥�298). NY: Routledge.
Marshall, E. (2008). 鈥楾he random brushing of birds鈥�: Representations of African American women in biographies for children and young adults. In McNair, J. and W. Brooks (Eds.). Embracing, Evaluating and Examining African American Children鈥檚 and Young Adult Literature (pp. 30鈥�49). Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press.