In Voluntarily Childfree, Shelly Volsche examines why people choose to remain childfree and what it means to make a life worth living. As the first anthropological study of the childfree, this book is for readers who want to understand those who view parenthood as a choice.
In Voluntarily Childfree, Shelly Volsche examines why people choose to remain childfree and what it means to make a life worth living. As the first anthropological study of the childfree, this book is for readers who want to understand those who view parenthood as a choice.
Shelly Volsche is lecturer in the Department of Anthropology at Boise State University.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter One: Who are the childfree? Chapter Two: Is being childfree a gendered choice? Chapter Three: What is the childfree conversation? Chapter Four: Are the childfree selfish? Chapter Five: How do the childfree practice "family"? Chapter Six: How do the childfree define "the good life"? Chapter Seven: What is the future of the childfree?
Chapter One: Who are the childfree? Chapter Two: Is being childfree a gendered choice? Chapter Three: What is the childfree conversation? Chapter Four: Are the childfree selfish? Chapter Five: How do the childfree practice "family"? Chapter Six: How do the childfree define "the good life"? Chapter Seven: What is the future of the childfree?
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