The Sociology of Childhood: Essential Readings

Abstract

An archaeology of childhood - the discovery of childhood the image of the child the evolution of the child the child as emergent being - the child's relations with others embodiment and child development the emergence of mind within sociality origins of the child in myth and dream - abandoning the child reveries toward childhood a paradigm of guilt - Oedipus Rex toys constraining the child to order - the socialization of the child and the internationalization of social value orientations childhood the rise of the child-saving movement madness is childhood the child at work and play - the lore and language of school children the everyday world of the child the work of little children the play of little children comparative approaches to childhood the necessity and significance of comparative research in developmental psychology early childhood experience and later education in complex cultures the child in social time - eight ages of man the problem of generations historical development of the multiplicity of times and implications for the analysis of ageing.

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