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0602-6190-01 | Forgotten Childhoods? Children and Childhood in Historical Perspectives | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Forgotten Childhoods? Children and Childhood in Historical Perspectives
Dr. Tali Berner
In this course we will study the history of children's daily life in selected historical societies. We will review the different historical and methodological approaches historians and archeologists used to overcome the obstacles in studying the history of children and childhood in past societies.
Among the topics that will be covered:
Pre-historical childhoods
Children in the classical world: Greece and Rome
Children and the three monotheistic religions
Children in the middle ages
The rise of pediatrics and pedagogy
Rites of childhood
Schooling and education
Parents and children: shifting relations