An edition of Childhood lost
(2005)
Childhood lost
how American culture is failing our kids
by Sharna Olfman
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"In this book, authors from across disciplines focus their attention on current American culture and its devastating effects on children. Edited by clinical psychologist Sharna Olfman, ten essays by some of today's best-known child experts present a look at the results of accepted social norms."--BOOK JACKET
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Health and hygiene, Gesundheitspolitik, Kinderen, Conditions sociales, Kind, Familienpolitik, Gezondheid, Politique familiale, Culturele invloeden, Government policy, Gezinspolitiek, Family policy, Soziale Situation, Politique gouvernementale, Social conditions, Enfants, Children, Sante et hygiene, Psychotherapy| Edition | Availability |
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Childhood lost: how American culture is failing our kids
2005, Praeger Publishers
in English
0275981398 9780275981396
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Table of Contents
Children's irreducible needs
The natural history of childhood / Meredith Small
Why parenting matters / Laura E. Berk
How American culture is failing our kids
The war against parents / Sylvia Ann Hewlett & Cornel West
The impact of media violence on developing minds and hearts / Gloria DeGaetano
The commercialization of childhood / Susan Linn
Big food, big money, big children / Katherine Battle Horgen
So sexy so soon : the sexualization of childhood / Diane E. Levin
Techno-environmental assaults on childhood in America / Varda Burstyn & Gary Sampson
"No child left" : what are schools for in a democratic society? / Peter Sacks
Where do the children play? / Sharna Olfman.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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