Childhood Flashcards

(28 cards)

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Who believes that childhood was only recently created and children always used to have same rights as adults economically

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Aries

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What is a problem with Aries’ research

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Uses historical paintings, only rich people had paintings back then

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Who believes separateness is essential as it is a different state from adulthood

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Pichler

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What is Wagg’s critique of Pichler

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It is not seperate everywhere - western view- in Bolivia, young children work on the farms

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5
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Who argues in non western societies children take up work much earlier

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Punch

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Who argues historically high infant mortality rate meant people had more children

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Shorter

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Who argues family honour affects Asian girls’ decision making

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Bhatti

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Who believes children are oppressed by customs designed to work in their favour like schools and adoption

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Holt

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Whos studies show that in 2007, children’s play area shrunk by 1/9 from 25 years ago

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Cunningham

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10
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Who believes fathers have automatic oppression over children

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Gittins

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Who believes childhood is disappearing

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Postman

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Why does Postman believe it is disappearing

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Junk food, TV, less playing outside, exposed to adult situations, social media

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Who agrees with Postman that childhood is now toxic

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Palmer

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Who argues in Asian households girls are much more controlled than boys : eg housework

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Brannen

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Who argues material deprivation affects childhood

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Howard

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Who believes childhood is not actually missing now, but is moe protected than ever with dangers from social media

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Who believes the celebration of women’s bodies during the 1990s was a bad thing for young girls

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How did aries describe Children past the age of 7

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Miniture adults

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What was one of the 1st acts to get children off the street 1880

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Education became compulsory

20
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What acts make children an economic liability

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1989 - children can not leave school until 18
2017 - 2 child benefits cap
1988 - single mums can’t get benefits for kids

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3 features of Cunningham’s child centred society

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Way we view children
Social spaces we expect to see children - parks, homes
Expect children to have certain rights

22
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What social policies protect children

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NHS
Surveillance
Safeguarding - can’t marry, smoke or work until a certqin age
2010 child poverty act - pledging to end child poverty be 2017 after the financial crisis

23
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Where did Unicef rank Britain for child wellbeing

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What did UNICEF use to measure children wellbeing

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Material wellbieg
Health and safety
Education
Behaviours
Housing and enviorment

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Evaluation of state policy at UK
Haven't done enough - Covid lack of school meals Can be contradictory can't marry until 18 but can have sex at 16
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Why may gender play a part in girl's experience
Mcrobbie, girls are more protected as more dangers Oakley - more bedroom activities, given toys like dolls Boys, less about emotions - preparing to be a "man"
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Who believes poorer families may be more surveyed by the state due to higher chance of abuse
Donzelot
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New right view on childhood
Can only work with traditional family structures