Children, Health and the Social OrderOpen University Press, 1996 - 186 páginas This text considers children's views on health care and their experiences of the home and school as sites for health maintenance, restoration and promotion. It draws on a number of studies carried out by the author. |
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... natural the existing gender divisions in society and to perpetuate those divisions , which maintained their own powerful positions . Sociological men , looking around them at their workplaces , and basing their theory on the natural ...
... natural the existing gender divisions in society and to perpetuate those divisions , which maintained their own powerful positions . Sociological men , looking around them at their workplaces , and basing their theory on the natural ...
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... natural versus the social . Thus at home girls might be allowed aggressiveness and boys tearfulness , both which behaviours were socially unacceptable in the public world ( Newson and Newson 1978 : 441-3 ) . Gunilla Halldén ( 1993 ) has ...
... natural versus the social . Thus at home girls might be allowed aggressiveness and boys tearfulness , both which behaviours were socially unacceptable in the public world ( Newson and Newson 1978 : 441-3 ) . Gunilla Halldén ( 1993 ) has ...
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... natural and bodily are contrasted with the public , civilized and cognitive . Mothers ' natural task in the privacy of the home is to deal with the bodily , to prepare children for the world of the cognitive , and to hand them over to ...
... natural and bodily are contrasted with the public , civilized and cognitive . Mothers ' natural task in the privacy of the home is to deal with the bodily , to prepare children for the world of the cognitive , and to hand them over to ...
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