About Childhood In World History
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Peter Stearns
Childhood In World History Description
Childhood exists in all societies, though there is huge variation in the way it is socially constructed across time and place. Studying childhood historically greatly advances our understanding of what childhood is about and a world history focus permits some of the broadest questions to be asked.
This new edition of Childhood in World History has been completely updated, including:
- An expanded discussion of the theory and methodology involved in a global history of childhood
- Expanded coverage of childhood in Africa and South Asia
- Extra material on religious change, including more discussion of Judaism and Islam
- New material on the role of the state
- A brand new comparative chapter on happiness and childhood
Now fully up to date, this second edition of Childhood in World History highlights the gains but also the divisions and losses for children across the millennia.
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Josie is an early childhood educator turned children’s librarian from Kansas City, MO. When she’s not promoting play and early literacy, she loves to spend time with her family and travel. During her rare moments of free time, you can find Josie curled up with a cat and a good book. Feel free to reach out to her with early literacy questions or ask for book recommendations.
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