The Rules of Disorder (Social Worlds of Childhood) (Volume 0)
by Peter Marsh, Elizabeth Rosser, Rom Harre
The Rules of Disorder explores childhood from a social perspective, considering how concepts of order and disorder influence understandings of children and their worlds. Written by Peter Marsh, Elizabeth Rosser, and Rom Harre, this volume offers an academic contribution to childhood studies.
About This Book
The Rules of Disorder is a scholarly work focused on the social worlds of childhood.
It considers childhood in relation to ideas of order and disorder, offering a social perspective on how children and childhood are understood.
Written by Peter Marsh, Elizabeth Rosser, and Rom Harre, the book is part of the Social Worlds of Childhood series.
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