Cultural Values in the Novel “Charlotte’s Web - E.B White”: Literary anthropology Approach by Kheryadi Kheryadi, Zuriyati Zuriyati, Ninuk Lustyantie

“…Abstract: The purpose of this research is to learn more about the cultural value of the novel Charlotte’s Web - E.B White. The qualitative descriptive technique was used in this study, which is based on the literary anthropology approach. …”
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Hydrothermal Activity in the Southwest Yellowstone Plateau Volcanic Field by S. Hurwitz, R. B. McCleskey, D. Bergfeld, S. E. Peek, D. D. Susong, D. A. Roth, J. D. G. Hungerford, E. B. White, L. N. Harrison, B. Hosseini, R. G. Vaughan, A. G. Hunt, J. B. Paces

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The public library : a photographic essay / by Dawson, Robert, 1950-, author

“…Essays, letters, and poetry by a collection of America's most celebrated writers--including E. B. White, Isaac Asimov, Anne Lamott, Amy Tan, Charles Simic, Dr. …”

Writing the Comedy Movie, by Marc Blake by Matthew McKeague

“…E. B. White once suggested that analysing humour is much like dissecting a frog, in that it dies in the process (17). …”
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Animals in Moral Limbo: How Literary Pigs May Help Lab-Generated Ones by Nancy Tuck

“…Beginning with synopses of three books: E.B. White’s <i>Charlotte’s Web</i> (1952), Robert Newton Peck’s <i>A Day No Pigs Would Die</i> (1972), and Paul Griffin’s <i>Saving Marty</i> (2017), I illustrate a shifting moral status view of human–pig relationships. …”
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White Fears of Dispossession: Dreyer's English, The Elements of Style, and the Racial Mapping of English Discourse by Laura Lisabeth

“…These dispositions still exist in the rhetoric of both Dreyer and E.B. White and are carried through the structural racism of standardized English into educational spaces.  …”
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Evaluating translated children’s literature through the use of the ecocritical lens: a case study of the Chinese translation of Charlotte’s Web by Guo, Xin

“…Unlike other genres, children’s literature usually come with a pre-determined target audience and the plots are written to communicate certain ideas that are intentionally designed by the author. E.B. White’s 1952 novel, Charlotte’s Web, is one of these books. …”
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US Fairytales of the First Half of the 20th Century: Constructing the National (Stylistic and Plot Peculiarities)

“…Sandburg, J. Thurber, E. B. White). The article aims at exploring the multitude of means employed by the authors to establish a new national tradition of the genre (the correlation between fantasy and realism, the system of characters, poetic onomastics, style and plot characteristics of the literary fairytales of the first half of the twentieth century, etc.). …”
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