Negotiating Childhoods
Applying a Moral Filter to Childrens Everyday Lives
- 324 pages
- 12 hours of reading
The book explores the impact of constructed representations of children on their ability to participate in moral discussions, highlighting the limitations these portrayals impose on their daily experiences. It examines the contrast between static images of childhood and the dynamic, meaningful ways children engage with their lives. By addressing the interplay of structure and agency, the author reveals how these representations shape children's opportunities for moral engagement and understanding.
