A BRIEF HISTORY OF PARENTING. How Love, Authority, Science, and Culture Shaped the Way We Raise Children: Thinkers, myths, discoveries, and social changes ... life. (“A BRIEF HISTORY OF…” Book 12)
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF PARENTING. How Love, Authority, Science, and Culture Shaped the Way We Raise Children: Thinkers, myths, discoveries, and social changes ... life. (“A BRIEF HISTORY OF…” Book 12)

by Isaac Volpe

History Parenting Social Science
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A concise exploration of how parenting has evolved through history. Examining love, authority, science, culture, thinkers, myths, discoveries, and social changes, this volume considers the forces that have shaped the way children are raised and places modern family life within a wider historical context.

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A concise history of parenting and the ideas that have influenced how children are raised.

The book examines the roles of love, authority, science, and culture in shaping parenting practices.

It brings together thinkers, myths, discoveries, and social changes in an accessible exploration of family life.

Part of the “A BRIEF HISTORY OF…” series, this volume offers broad historical context for understanding parenting.

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