An edition of The Child Abusers (2004)

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An edition of The Child Abusers (2004)

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English
Pages
240

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Cover of: The Child Abusers
The Child Abusers
May 1, 2004, Open University Press
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The Child Abusers
May 1, 2004, Open University Press
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First Sentence

"The practical thesis of this book is that the precious time of childhood is one which should be nurtured by adults but Ignatius Loyola dictum reminds us, that precious nurturing shapes us, for better or worse, the adult we are to become 'and echoes of dreamland [sic or nightmares] bears us along'."

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Paperback
Number of pages
240
Dimensions
8.8 x 5.9 x 0.6 inches
Weight
14.1 ounces

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Open Library
OL9850257M
Internet Archive
childabusers00coli
ISBN 10
0335210325
ISBN 13
9780335210329
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3255086

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The practical thesis of this book is that the precious time of childhood is one which should be nurtured by adults but Ignatius Loyola dictum reminds us, that precious nurturing shapes us, for better or worse, the adult we are to become 'and echoes of dreamland [sic or nightmares] bears us along'.
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The practical thesis of this book is that the precious time of childhood is one which should be nurtured by adults but Ignatius Loyola dictum reminds us, that precious nurturing shapes us, for better or worse, the adult we are to become 'and echoes of dreamland [sic or nightmares] bears us along'.
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