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| Special Issue of Anthropology News on Childhood! |
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Anthropology News In Focus Archive, 49(4) This AN issue features two In Focus commentary series on Children and Childhood. "Transforming the Anthropology of Childhood" examines new ways of thinking about childhood and children's roles and experiences that move beyond the traditional limits of our discipline, and between subdisciplines...read more |
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"Wombs for Rent": Birth is latest job to be outsourced in India: ..Modern Americans and Europeans often want children even when they don’t want to go through the pain and/or hassle of pregnancy...read more 12% of Schools are 'Dropout Factories': More than one in 10 high schools across America can now be called “Dropout Factories”—high schools which graduate no more than 60 percent of the students..... read more Helicopter Parents ...the named earned by parents whose involvement in their child’s lives has extended past the adolescent years...read more Keeping babies alive: Battling an entrenched infant mortality problem in Memphis..there are places today in the United States where babies die at rates higher than in Third World countries...read more Guatemala adoption rules tying up U.S. couples...no one knows how many of the children were legally given up by their mothers...read more |
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About Us The anthropology of childhood website grew out of collaborative efforts at Utah State University between David Lancy- anthropologist - and past and present students in his anthropology of childhood class. We’re finding that by thoroughly mining the vast archive of material on children and families in history and anthropology, The anthropology of childhood website is intended as a source of material for faculty, students and practioners. Included to the left, under “Resources,” you’ll find course syllabi, recommended readings and links to academic and advocacy organizations devoted to children. Since our goal is to foster and expand the community of individuals who, like us, find an anthropological perspective very congenial, please declare your interest and augment our store of ideas and resources.
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