The global history of childhood reader /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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London ; New York :
Routledge,
2012.
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| Series: | Routledge readers in history.
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1. What is the global history of childhood. The discovery of childhood / Philippe Ariès
- Re-visioning women and social change : where are the children? / Barrie Thorne
- Bastardy in South Germany : a comment / Edward Shorter
- Historical perspectives on illegitimacy and illegitimates in Latin America / Nara Milanich
- The sun match boy and plant metaphors : a Swedish image of a 20th-century childhood / Karin Aronsson and Bengt Sandin
- Childhood remembered : parents and children in China, 800 to 1700 / Pei-yi Wu
- Infants, children and death in medieval Muslim society / Avner Gil'adi
- Introduction to the first volume of the Journal of the history of childhood and youth / Martha Saxton
- Integrative summary / Irving E. Sigel
- Part 2. A social construct : childhood in different times and places. Crafting an educated housewife in Iran / Afsaneh Najmabadi
- Children in chains : juvenile convicts / Jan Kociumbas
- African American childhood / Joseph E. Illick
- Introduction to Children and childhood in world religions / Don Browning and Marcia Bunge
- Dimensions of a "new history" / Elizabeth Safford and Philip Safford
- Struggles over African childhood : child and adolescent labor, 1890-1920s / Beverly Carolease Grier
- Emphasizing the Islamic : modifying the curriculum of late Ottoman state schools / Benjamin C. Fortna
- Globalization and childhoods / Peter Stearns
- Part 3. Children's experiences. A most remarkable phenomenon : growing up métis : fur traders' children in the Pacific Northwest / Juliet Pollard
- Needed at home / Anna Davin
- "Thank you for the wonderful book" : Soviet child readers and the management of children's reading, 1950-75 / Catriona Kelly
- Starting work / Jane Humphries
- Part 4. Use of the past to articulate solutions to problems facing children today. The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
- Saving the children, c.1830-c.1920 / Hugh Cunningham
- Children and the politics of culture in "late capitalism" / Sharon Stephens
- Lessons from the history of education for a "century of the child at risk" / Ingrid Lohmann and Christine Mayer
- Child-rearing in the nineteenth century / Kathleen S. Uno
- From full-time to part-time : working children in Norway from the nineteenth to the twentieth century / Ellen Schrumpf
- Statutory rape prosecutions in California / Mary E. Odem
- The disappearing child / Neil Postman.