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childism: a standalone construct

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childism1 CONSTRUCTChildismYOUNG-BRUEHL · SOCIOLOGY OF

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Sociology of childhood

prejudice against children as a group, based on the belief that they are property who can or should be controlled for adult needs.

In sociology of childhood, childism refers to prejudice against children as a group, based on the belief that they are property who can or should be controlled for adult needs. This meaning comes from Young-Bruehl (2011) in Childism.[1]

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  1. Young-Bruehl, E. (2011). Childism. Yale University Press. ISBN 9781283409063

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