Towards a sociology for childhood : thinking from children's lives

Berry Mayall

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Children's Rights and Participation Family Dynamics and Relationships Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice

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Berry Mayall argues in this work that, since childhood is a permanent component of society, in order to understand how society works, we must take account of children, otherwise our explanation omits an important social group.

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