...Marcia E. Sutherland Child Labor in Sub-Saharan Africa Loretta E. Bass Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 2004 vii + 212 pp., $49.94 (cloth) Duke University Press 2006...

...Pamela Karimi; Christiane Gruber © 2012 by Duke University Press 2012 Introduction: The Politics and Poetics of the Child...

... in popular satirical journals such as Akbaba and Karagöz . Not only did these cartoons consistently imagine and present the Turkish nation as an extended family unit, but they also forwarded the message that the nation, in its child-like state, requires collective nourishment and protection. Likewise...

...Shervin Malekzadeh Malekzadeh’s article traces the development of the social, religious, cultural, and political messages that have shaped the image of the child and childhood within postrevolutionary Farsi textbooks (grades 1–3) produced by the Islamic Republic of Iran over the past thirty years...

...Re'ee Hagay Abstract This article describes the mourning interwoven into the process of writing Ahuva ‘Ozeri's biography. The nonlinear temporality of the mourning produced by the child mourner from Tel Aviv's Yemenite Quarter is juxtaposed with national representations of Yemeni Jews, constructed...

...Parama Roy Abstract This article is an examination of the career of the “wolf child”—a human child lost or sacrificed by human parents but nurtured by wolf mothers—in imperial South Asia. Notably, wolf children become a particular concern of evangelical Protestant missionaries in the nineteenth...

... of agonistic feminist politics is Mrinalini Sinha's revealing analysis in Specters of Mother India (2006) of the circumstances surrounding the mobilization of Indian women around the passage of the Child Marriage Restraint Act in colonial India in 1929, which constitutes the second part of my essay. Duke...

...Benjamin C. Fortna This article examines the concepts of public and private in the late Ottoman Empire and the early Turkish Republic through the worlds of child readers. It interrogates the shifting lines of demarcation between public and private against the background of children learning to read...

...• tivation of ri..ce and work in the fields. As the essay indicates, schooling and education do not enter the pic• ture for the average girl child in Banqladesh. Two thirds of all school age girls do not begin even primary school. The low level of literacy among...

.... Bhalla , G.S. , and D.S. Tyagi, 1989 , “Spatial Pattern of Agricultural Development in India”, Economic and Political Weekly , June 24, pp. A46 –56. Chakravarty , B. , 1989 , Education and Child Labour , (Allahabad: Chugh Publications). Chaudhuri , B. ed., 1986 , Tribal Health...

... illuminates how a family’s loss transfers to an emotional bond of identification for a child, and this developing identification through col- lective loss creates a twist to the usual autobiography, as the lost innocence of youth gives...

... . ———. “ Kamala of Midnapore and Arnold Gesell’s Wolf Child and Human Child: Reconciling the Extraordinary and the Normal .” History of Psychology 4 ( 2001 ): 59 – 78 . Brantlinger Patrick . Dark Vanishings: Discourse on the Extinction of Primitive Races, 1800-1930 . Ithaca, NY : Cornell...

... courts routinely transfer the custody of male children to their father two years after birth. Daughters are typically brought under the care of their father at seven years old. Such decisions, protestors argue, both perpetuate gender inequalities and harm child development. Some of the other signs read...

... to ropean judges quite often joined hands to waive offer true consent. Child widows were especially the requirements. A Muslim widow, a woman problematic: there were a large number of wid- whose husband’s death has not been reported and ows because child marriage...

... at the curious case Child Labor in Sub-Saharan Africa of Haiti—curious because it is almost unique in its Loretta E. Bass 149 mostly private school system and, despite its recur- Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 2004 rent political instability, because its urban enroll...

... at the curious case Child Labor in Sub-Saharan Africa of Haiti—curious because it is almost unique in its Loretta E. Bass 149 mostly private school system and, despite its recur- Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 2004 rent political instability, because its urban enroll...

... at the curious case Child Labor in Sub-Saharan Africa of Haiti—curious because it is almost unique in its Loretta E. Bass 149 mostly private school system and, despite its recur- Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 2004 rent political instability, because its urban enroll...

... at the curious case Child Labor in Sub-Saharan Africa of Haiti—curious because it is almost unique in its Loretta E. Bass 149 mostly private school system and, despite its recur- Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 2004 rent political instability, because its urban enroll...

... at the curious case Child Labor in Sub-Saharan Africa of Haiti—curious because it is almost unique in its Loretta E. Bass 149 mostly private school system and, despite its recur- Boulder, CO: Lynne Rienner, 2004 rent political instability, because its urban enroll...