2-0015 IMAGINING THE CHILD: INTELLECTUAL AND MORAL LEGACIES IN THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD

Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 12:00-13:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Organizers: David M Rosen (Fairleigh Dickinson University) and Jill Korbin (Case Western Reserve University)

Chairs: David M Rosen (Fairleigh Dickinson University) and Jill Korbin (Case Western Reserve University)

Discussants: Richard A Shweder (University of Chicago)

12:00

Incorporating Culturally Diverse Ideas about Childhood In Comparative Child-Centered Research: Whose Definition Will Dominate?

Elisa J Sobo (San Diego State University)

12:15

Proximity and Possibility: Towards a Neuroanthropological Model of Constructing Child Vulnerability and Agency

Rachael J Stryker (Mills College)

12:30

Growing up with Modernity: Moral Conundrums and Child Rearing Ideologies In the 21^st Century

Jo Boyden (Oxford University)

12:45

Making Numbers Count: Reconciling Statistics and Qualitative Data Gathered From Children and Young People

Virginia May Morrow (Oxford University)

13:00

The Past Is Present: Using Measurable Outcomes to Resolve Historic Tensions In the Anthropolopology of Childhood

David M Rosen (Fairleigh Dickinson University) and Jill Korbin (Case Western Reserve University)

13:15

Discussant

Richard A Shweder (University of Chicago)

13:30

Discussion

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