The Sociology of Childhood
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The sociology of childhood explores how childhood isn't just a biological stage but a social concept shaped by culture, history and society. It focuses on how children learn norms and behaviors through interactions with family, peers and schools, a process called socialization. This field considers children's active roles in shaping their lives while navigating societal rules and expectations. It emphasizes how children's social status affects their experiences and opportunities. Advocating for children's rights is crucial, recognizing them as individuals with specific needs and entitlements. ...
The sociology of childhood explores how childhood isn't just a biological stage but a social concept shaped by culture, history and society. It focuses on how children learn norms and behaviors through interactions with family, peers and schools, a process called socialization. This field considers children's active roles in shaping their lives while navigating societal rules and expectations. It emphasizes how children's social status affects their experiences and opportunities. Advocating for children's rights is crucial, recognizing them as individuals with specific needs and entitlements. Different cultures and societies influence childhood experiences, varying due to factors like economics, gender norms and cultural beliefs. The field draws insights from psychology, anthropology, education and law to understand and improve children's lives globally, challenging adult-centered views and promoting policies for their well-being and development. This book unfolds the innovative aspects of sociology of childhood which will be crucial for the holistic understanding of the subject matter. The topics included in this book on childhood are of utmost significance and bound to provide incredible insights to readers. It will serve as a reference to a broad spectrum of readers.
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