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Children, Childhood, and Everyday Life
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Introduction
Section I: Development, Change, and Children’s Perspectives on Social Life
Chapter 1: Being a Child, Coming of Age
Chapter 2: “Being Oneself” and “Being of Use”
Chapter 3: “Remaining the Same” and Children’s Experience of Development
Section II: Family Life Practices as an Arena for Negotiations and Informal Learning
Chapter 4: Children’s Creative Modeling of Conflict Resolutions in Everyday Life as Central in their Learning and Development in Families
Chapter 5: Family Life Activities and Everyday Time Politics
Chapter 6: Money Talks
Chapter 7: Foster Parenting as Cultural Practices
Chapter 8: Family Problems
Section III: Schools as Social Arenas
Chapter 9: A Paradox of Inclusion
Chapter 10: Using the Child Perspective to Support Children with Severe Impairments in Becoming Active Subjects
Chapter 11: Social Identities in Transition
Chapter 12: Communities of Children and Learning in School

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