Being a child in American society can be problematic. In "Rethinking Childhood," 20 contributors from such disciplines as anthropology, government, education, and religion provide a multidisciplinary view of childhood by listening and understanding the ways children shape their own futures.
Being a child in American society can be problematic. In "Rethinking Childhood," 20 contributors from such disciplines as anthropology, government, education, and religion provide a multidisciplinary view of childhood by listening and understanding the ways children shape their own futures.
Preface Introduction: the imperative and the process for rethinking childhood / Peter B. Pufall and Richard P. Unsworth pt. I. Children's voice and agency. Understanding childhood from an interdisciplinary perspective: problems and potentials / Allison James Children as philosophers / Gareth B. Matthews Children as theologians / Eileen W. Lindner Action, voice and identity in children's lives / Jack A. Meacham pt. II. Voice and agency in education. "Do you know you have worms on your pearls?": Listening to children's voices in the classroom / Susan Etheredge Cultural integrity and schooling outcomes of African American children from low-income backgrounds / A. Wade Boykin and Brenda A. Allen "We have these rules inside": the effects of exercising voice in a children's online forum / Justine Cassell pt. III. Voice and agency within families. Advertising and marketing to children in the United States / Enola G. Aird Children's lives in and out of poverty / Karen A. Gray Children of divorce / Jan Pryor and Robert E. Emery pt. IV. Voice and agency in neighborhoods and sports. Negotiating the dance: social capital from the perspective of neighborhood children and adults / James C. Spilsbury and Jill E. Korbin Are we having fun yet? / Rhonda Singer pt. V. Voice and agency as legal rights. Re-visioning rights for children / Barbara Bennett Woodhouse Recognizing the roots: children's identity rights / Alice Hearst Resources for further research: a roadmap for surfing the Internet / Raymond A. Ducharme
Preface Introduction: the imperative and the process for rethinking childhood / Peter B. Pufall and Richard P. Unsworth pt. I. Children's voice and agency. Understanding childhood from an interdisciplinary perspective: problems and potentials / Allison James Children as philosophers / Gareth B. Matthews Children as theologians / Eileen W. Lindner Action, voice and identity in children's lives / Jack A. Meacham pt. II. Voice and agency in education. "Do you know you have worms on your pearls?": Listening to children's voices in the classroom / Susan Etheredge Cultural integrity and schooling outcomes of African American children from low-income backgrounds / A. Wade Boykin and Brenda A. Allen "We have these rules inside": the effects of exercising voice in a children's online forum / Justine Cassell pt. III. Voice and agency within families. Advertising and marketing to children in the United States / Enola G. Aird Children's lives in and out of poverty / Karen A. Gray Children of divorce / Jan Pryor and Robert E. Emery pt. IV. Voice and agency in neighborhoods and sports. Negotiating the dance: social capital from the perspective of neighborhood children and adults / James C. Spilsbury and Jill E. Korbin Are we having fun yet? / Rhonda Singer pt. V. Voice and agency as legal rights. Re-visioning rights for children / Barbara Bennett Woodhouse Recognizing the roots: children's identity rights / Alice Hearst Resources for further research: a roadmap for surfing the Internet / Raymond A. Ducharme
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