...Anne Firor Scott Children of the Great Depression: Social Change in Life Experience . By Elder Glen H. . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1974 . Pp. xxii , 336 . Copyright © 1976 by Duke University Press 1976 264 The South Atlantic Quarterly worthwhile effort may...

...Robert F. Durden The Children of Pride: A True Story of Georgia and the Civil War . Edited by Myers Robert Manson . New Haven : Yale University Press , 1972 . Pp. xxv , 1845 . $19.95 . Copyright © 1973 by Duke University Press 1973 162 The South Atlantic Quarterly than...

...Peter Ochs 2002 by Duke University Press 2002 Peter Ochs September 11 and the Children of Abraham What shocked you about September I ask my...

...Jonathan C. McLendon Béla Schick and the World of Children . By Gronowicz Antoni . New York : Abelard-Schuman , 1954 . Pp. 216 . $3.75 . Copyright © 1955 by Duke University Press 1955 296 The South Atlantic Quarterly Bela Schick and the World of Children. By Antoni Gronowicz...

...Leticia Veloso This essay is based on extensive fieldwork with marginalized children and other working children in Rio de Janeiro, conducted in two favelas and on the streets of four different neighborhoods. Specifically, my research focused on how particular children try to earn a living...

...Susan Squier The rhetoric of risk and safety has shaped, and unfortunately limited, our contemporary reservoir of responses to H5N1, the avian flu virus. This essay turns to an old children's story, “The Story of Chicken-Licken,” to recover the folk wisdom obscured with the development...

... at the concepts of home and place from a contemporary Aboriginal perspective. It looks at the way in which Aboriginal families have navigated assimilation policies such as the removal of Aboriginal children from their families and shows the impact on and legacy of such policies on Aboriginal people today...

..., or the rights of the performers. Ironically, the largest producers of child pornography in the world may now be the children themselves, who are circulating digital images of one another, sometimes casually, sometimes for pay, that are legally actionable. Justin Berry, the subject of an ethically controversial...

...Brian Bantum Race and religion were two aspects of the Western colonial project. Novelists Heidi Durrow and Zadie Smith reflect two related but distinct articulations of how to understand this relationship from within the black diaspora and in particular the legacies of “mixed-race” children...

... a means to prop up the state, support debt acts very much like other forms of carceral debt. Yet it also inserts the state into familial relations in ways that can exacerbate conflict between parents and complicate fathers’ ability to care for their children. [email protected] Copyright © 2022...

... children and grandchildren. They argue that, while this emphasis has successfully catalyzed public agency, this agency remains socially narrow, as emergency thinking subordinates the political time central to inclusive movement building, while the personalization of intergenerational concern risks...

.... Emergent ecosystems are teeming with grasshoppers, katydids, praying mantises, and other edible insects, as well as marsupial game animals. Children are finding happiness in the hap of what happens in these multispecies worlds. At the same time, plans by technocrats in distant metropolitan centers to turn...

... The Time-Eaters and Bhanu Kapil’s prose poetry collection Humanimal: A Project for Future Children to argue for a need to return to and redress the errand. Rather than allow it to remain affixed to colonial force, the errand might become a wild practice of dislodging enduring colonial forms of power...

... questions that the march of these families provoked in us as we watched them cross Mexico, this essay calls on feminisms and women’s struggles from around the world to deploy a particular anti-racist feminism. This antiracist feminism embraces the migrant feminism of the women and children who, by migrating...

... of northern Iraq, they turned on the long-established religious minorities in the area with tremendous brutality, especially toward the Yazidi religious minority. Huge numbers of men were executed, and women and children were abducted and subjected to sexual violence. In an attempt at systematic destruction...

... as the most important institution for rearing children. We can also apply this perspective to the welfare state and look at how the family and the state interact to ensure a particular type of reproduction. Exploring the welfare state as one way of sustaining a capitalist economy, this essay seeks to unpack...

..., was the unsuccessful patron of a bill designed to prevent the working of children of tender age in factories. In January of last year what is now known as the Keating-Owen Bill passed the House. In its essential features it limits the age at which children may work in factories to fourteen, in mines and quarries...

... to their maturity. When the savage is pressed by want he does not hesitate to abandon his child, kill and eat it, or sell it to a stranger. In Africa, Australia, and Polynesia we find instances in modern times of parents eating their children. Sometimes when an infant is dying, boiling water is prepared just before...

... been recognized that children had a special status in the Romantic period that to say so is perhaps merely to rehearse a 6820 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 102:1 / sheet 219 of 286 cliché. A host...

... market there is a much greater sexual division of toys defined by very particular gender traits than I d say has ever existed before. The recuperation of sex roles in the 1980s is a stunning reversal of the women s movement in the late 1960s and early 1970s which called into question children s sex role...