Documenting productive-reproductive processes in children's lives: Transition narratives of a black family living in poverty

Abstract

Transition narratives from a black family living in poverty illustrate key concepts of the interpretive approach to socialization and demonstrate the need for longitudinal ethnographic studies of productive-reproductive processes in children's lives.

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