Childhood and human value: development, separation and separability
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1. Verfasser: Lee, Nick (VerfasserIn)
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Maidenhead Open University Press 2005
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For millennia children have been valued as possessions - valued by their parents as 'my' child and valued by communities and cultures as 'belonging' to them. Recently, a new way of valuing children has emerged ' valuing them as people in possession of themselves, as people who have rights. This has led to fears that rights will erode love between parents and children, and separate children from their communities and cultures. Childhood and Human Value explains why people feel this way and argues that they are mistaken. Adults in modern societies have separation anxieties about children's right
pt. 1 - Possession and separation : resistance to children's rights -- - 1 - Value and possession -- - 2 - Value and separation -- - pt. 2 - Social status and performances of separation -- - 3 - Basil Bernstein : language, class and separation -- - 4 - Ulrich Beck : inequality, risk and separation -- - pt. 3 - Separability and integration -- - 5 - Carol Gilligan : gender, moral judgement and separability -- - 6 - D.W. Winnicott : insides, outsides and separability -- - pt. 4 - Competence and separability -- - 7 - Lev Vygotsky : thinking for oneself -- - 8 - Norbert Elias : being responsible for oneself -- - pt. 5 - Human value and childhood -- - 9 - Deleuze and Guattari : separability and the composition of human value -- - 10 - Conclusion : three themes
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ISBN:033521424X
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