Escape From Childhood

The Needs and Rights of Children

Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Law, Family Law, Family & Relationships, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science
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Author: John Caldwell Holt ISBN: 9780985400200
Publisher: HoltGWS LLC Publication: June 3, 2013
Imprint: HoltGWS LLC Language: English
Author: John Caldwell Holt
ISBN: 9780985400200
Publisher: HoltGWS LLC
Publication: June 3, 2013
Imprint: HoltGWS LLC
Language: English

This is a reprint of John Holt's controversial book about the rights of children and how adults and children can live and learn together more enjoyably and transparently by rethinking their relationships. Under the guise of care and protection, children are kept in the walled garden of childhood, outside the world of human experience, for longer periods than ever before in human history. But for many children and parents, the walled garden of childhood is more like a prison, where authorities compel and limit personal actions. What if children had the right to do, in general, what any adult may legally do? The reader who dares to confront such a question will discover new family relationships, not based on parental control, but on the joy of shared experience and responsibilities.

 

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This is a reprint of John Holt's controversial book about the rights of children and how adults and children can live and learn together more enjoyably and transparently by rethinking their relationships. Under the guise of care and protection, children are kept in the walled garden of childhood, outside the world of human experience, for longer periods than ever before in human history. But for many children and parents, the walled garden of childhood is more like a prison, where authorities compel and limit personal actions. What if children had the right to do, in general, what any adult may legally do? The reader who dares to confront such a question will discover new family relationships, not based on parental control, but on the joy of shared experience and responsibilities.

 

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