Kingdom of Children: Culture and Controversy in the Homeschooling Movement (Princeton Studies in Cultural Sociology)
Kingdom of Children explores the homeschooling movement as a subject of cultural sociology. It considers the beliefs, practices, and controversies surrounding education outside traditional schools, offering perspective on how homeschooling intersects with wider debates about family, schooling, culture, and society.
About This Book
Kingdom of Children examines the homeschooling movement and its place in contemporary culture.
The book considers homeschooling through the lens of cultural sociology, focusing on the beliefs and practices associated with education outside traditional schools.
It also addresses the controversies surrounding homeschooling and the broader debates it raises about family, schooling, and society.
Part of the Princeton Studies in Cultural Sociology series, this work offers a sociological perspective on a significant educational movement.
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