Feminism and the politics of childhood : friends or foes? /: friends or foes?. (2018)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Rachel Rosen, Katherine Twamley.
• Editors: Rosen, Rachel; Twamley, Katherine
• Contents: The woman– child question: A dialogue in the borderlands; RachelRosen and Katherine Twamley Section 1 Tense Encounters: Gender and Generation 1. A necessary struggle- in- relation?; Erica Burman ; 2. Working- class women and children in Grassroots Women; Merryn Edwards ; 3. When the rights of the childrenprevail over the rights of their caretakers: A case study in the communityhomes of Bogotá, Colombia; Susana Borda Carulla ; 4. Thinking through childhood andmaternal studies: A feminist encounter; RachelThomson and Lisa Baraitser ; 5. Notes on unlearning: Ourfeminisms, their childhoods; DebolinaDutta and Oishik Sircar ; 6. Ideal women, invisible girls?The challenges of/ to feminist solidarity in the Sahrawi Refugee Camps; ElenaFiddian- Qasmiyeh ; 7. A ‘sort of sanctuary’; Aninterview with Liz Clegg by Rachel Rosen ; Section2 Life’s Work 8.Love, labour and temporality: Reconceptualising social reproduction with womenand children in the frame 117; RachelRosen and Jan Newberry ; 9. Caringlabour as the basis for movement building; Aninterview with Selma James by Rachel Rosen ; 10. Care labour as temporalvulnerability in woman– child relations; GinaCrivello and Patricia Espinoza-Revollo ; 11. International commercialsurrogacy: Beyond feminist conundrums and the child as product; KristenCheney ; 12. Stratified maternity in the barrio: Mothers and children in Argentine social programs; ValeriaLlobet and Nara Milanich; 13. Decolonising childrearing andchallenging the patriarchal nuclear family through Indigenous knowledges: AnOpokaa’sin project; Tanya Pace- Crosschild Section3 Political Projects and Movement Building ; ; 14. ‘Too Young to Wed’: Envisioninga ‘generous encounter’ between feminism and the politics of childhood; VirginiaCaputo ; 15. Feminists’ strategic role inearly childhood education; SriMarpinjun, Nindyah Rengganis, Yudha Andri Riyanto and Fransisca Yuni Dhamayanti ; 16. ‘Gimme shelter’? Complicatingresponses to family violence; Sevasti-Melissa Nolas, Erin Sanders- McDonagh and Lucy Neville ; 17.Becoming- woman, becoming- child: A joint political programme; OhadZehavi; 18. Feminist intuitions in Peru’sMovement of Working Children ; A dialogue betweenAlejandro Cussianovich Villaran and Jessica Taft
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : UCL Press
• Publication Date: 2018
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations
• Subjects: 305.42; Feminism; Children -- Social conditions
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781787350625; 9781787350618
• Related ISBNs: 9781787350649; 9781787350656
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