Raising citizens in the "century of the child" : the United States and German Central Europe in comparative perspective, edited by Dirk Schumann

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Raising citizens in the "century of the child" : the United States and German Central Europe in comparative perspective, edited by Dirk Schumann

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the United States and German Central Europe in comparative perspective

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edited by Dirk Schumann

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• Raising citizens in the "century of the child" : the United States and German Central Europe in comparative perspective

Publication

• New York | Oxford, Berghahn Books, 2010

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references (pages [244]-248) and index

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Contents

Children and the national interest / Sonya Michel, Eszter Varsa -- Children's future, nation's future: race, citizenship, and the United States Children's Bureau / Katharine S. Bullard -- From reform pedagogy to war pedagogy: education reform before 1914 and the mobilization for war in Germany / Andrew Donson -- "Linked with the welfare of all peoples": the American kindergarten, Americanization, and internationalism in the First World War / Ellen L. Berg -- How should we raise our son Benjamin? Advice literature for mothers in early twentieth-century Germany / Carolyn Kay -- Debunking mother love: American mothers and the momism critique in the mid twentieth century / Rebecca Jo Plant -- Fatherhood, rechristianization, and the quest for democracy in postwar West Germany / Till van Randen -- Who owns children? Parents, children, and the state in the United States South / Charles A. Israel -- "Children betray their father and mother": collective education, nationalism, and democracy in the Bohemian Lands, 1900-1948 / Tara Zahra -- Asserting their "natural right": parents and public schooling in post-1945 Germany / Dirk Schumann -- "Special relationships": the state, social workers, and abused children in the United States, 1950-1990 / Lynne Curry

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FIEb17114743

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24 cm.

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vii, 256 pages

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9781845456962

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u289104

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(OCoLC)555673111