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Children's Childhoods

·2002·Routledge eBooks

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Women and Children First and Last: Parallels and Differences between Children's and Women's Studies, Ann Oakley Children's Rights, Gerison Lansdown Researching Children's Rights to Integrity, Priscilla Alderson The Family - A Refuge from Demands or an Arena for the Exercise of Power and Control - Children's Fictions of Their Future Families, Gunilla Hallden Television and the Definition of Childhood, David Buckingham Creating the Capable Body: Discourse about the Ability and Effort in Primary and Secondary School Studies, Lise Bird Children in Action at Home and School, Berry Mayall Responsible Children? Aspects of Children's Work and Employment Outside School in Contemporary UK, Virginia Morrow Opportunities for Childhoods in Late 20th Century Britain, Colin Ward Childhood as a Mode of Production, David Oldman.

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Routledge eBooks
Publisher
Routledge
Published
2002-11-01
OpenAlex
W217281500
Cited by
274
References
0
FWCI
24.21
Type
book
Language
en
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