CHANGING CHILDHOOD
Edited by Martin Hoyles
Condition: Good. Light edge wear, cover bright and intact, interior clear with slight toning. Spine tight.
About the Book:
A pioneering anthology examining the social, political, and cultural construction of childhood. Martin Hoyles brings together essays that question long-held assumptions about children as passive subjects, exploring instead how education, work, gender, class, and race shape the modern experience of being a child.
Contributors include historians, educators, and cultural theorists; an accompanying visual essay by Peter Fuller documents the evolving representation of children in art and media.
The collection situates the notion of childhood as a historical phenomenonone that both reflects and challenges changing moral and political sensibilities.
About the Editor:
Martin Hoyles is a British educator and writer known for his work on social education, literacy, and cultural history. As editor of The Politics of Literacy and Changing Childhood, he has contributed to radical educational studies exploring power and voice in the learning environment.
