ECOLOGICAL SENSES IN VAN THANH LE’S STORIES FOR CHILDREN

Abstract

The article applies ecological criticism to read and relies on psychological parallel techniques (natural phenomena and human inner state) to analyze Van Thanh Le's stories, On the Hill, Opening Eyes and Dreaming, and By the Stream, Covering Ears, Listening to the Wind, in the direction of identifying the interaction between humans and nature. Thereby, contributing to the orientation of moral - cultural - educational values on ecology to children, the generation that loves nature, the sense of inseparable attachment to the natural environment.