Why history matters: Placing infant and child development in historical perspective

Steven M. Mintz

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Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology Psychology of Development and Education History of Emotions Research

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How knowledge of the history of childhood problematizes many common assumptions about child development, rebuts myths that distort public understanding, refutes simplistic linear theories of progress and reveals certain long-term trends, developments and processes that are otherwise misunderstood.

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