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Acknowledgements;
Introduction;
1. State of the Experiment: Experts, Parents and the Reformatory;
2. The Nature of the Beast: The Content of Instiutionalized Childhood;
3. Experimental Childhoods: Pain and the Reformatory;
4. Gendering the Reformatory;
5. Masters and Servants: School, Home and the Aristocratic Childhood
6. The Politics of Deracination
Conlusion
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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Christopher Lozano
reviewed Colonial Childhoods on April 24, 2017
Colonial Childhoods
Incredibly thorough scholarly work taking a look at the changes and patterns of thought in Early Christinity on Apocalyptic theology. Very useful for gaining insight into the changes in trends, differences in views - even early on - and how different some of the questions and problems they struggled with may be to our own today. I found this very useful also in getting some better understanding of the early church context. I found Bernard McGinn's essay on the turning points in early Christian Apocalypse exegesis very helpful!
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