Children and Society: The Sociology of Children and Childhood Socialization
by Spencer Cahill, Gerald Handel, Frederick Elkin
A sociological examination of childhood, socialization, and the social forces that shape children's lives and roles in society.
About This Book
Children and Society explores the social processes that influence childhood and the ways children participate in society.
The book draws on classic and contemporary sociological perspectives to analyze socialization across different contexts.
Topics include family, peer groups, schools, and broader cultural influences on child development.
Authors present research and theory that illuminate how social structures and interactions shape young lives.
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