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The wisdom of children-in-context Gregory, Janet; Gregory, R; Carroll-Lind, Janis;

By: Contributor(s): Material type: ArticleArticlePublication details: Netherlands Springer Netherlands 2001ISSN:
  • 0393-9383 (Print) 1824-3096 (Online)
Subject(s): In: International Journal of Anthropology 16(2-3) April, 2001 : 65-76Summary: This journal article presents a range of perspectives relating to children and how they are understood. The authors are critical of "accepted and expected views of childhood." The power of discourses that the authors argue construct children as inferior, and which perpetuate discrimination and the denial of their rights, are discussed. The authors report the results of their research that, they argue, give children a voice to speak about their experiences as victims of, and witnesses to violence. This journal article was also published as Gregory, J.E., Gregory, R.J., & Carroll-Lind, J. (2003). The wisdom of children-in-context. In M. Trawick & D. K. Behera (Eds.), Children and youth in the global metropole, New Delhi, India: Manak Publications.
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This journal article presents a range of perspectives relating to children and how they are understood. The authors are critical of "accepted and expected views of childhood." The power of discourses that the authors argue construct children as inferior, and which perpetuate discrimination and the denial of their rights, are discussed. The authors report the results of their research that, they argue, give children a voice to speak about their experiences as victims of, and witnesses to violence. This journal article was also published as Gregory, J.E., Gregory, R.J., & Carroll-Lind, J. (2003). The wisdom of children-in-context. In M. Trawick & D. K. Behera (Eds.), Children and youth in the global metropole, New Delhi, India: Manak Publications.

International Journal of Anthropology 16(2-3) April, 2001 : 65-76