児童と人間経験の暗部 Children and the Dark Side of Human Experience : Confronting Global Realities and Rethinking Child Development

児童と人間経験の暗部<br>Children and the Dark Side of Human Experience : Confronting Global Realities and Rethinking Child Development

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児童と人間経験の暗部
Children and the Dark Side of Human Experience : Confronting Global Realities and Rethinking Child Development

Garbarino, James

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Springer（2008/05発売）
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ポイント 101pt

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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 390 p.
商品コード 9780387756257

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And they were bringing children to Him so that He might touch them; and the disciples rebuked them. But when Jesus saw this, He was indignant and said to them, "Permit the children to come to Me; do not hinder them; for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these. " —Mark, 10:13-14 I began writing this book during a trip to Japan in January 2002. While in the country I started reading anthropologist Ruth Benedict's classic analysis of Japanese society and culture, The Sword and the Chrysanthemum. Written at the close of World War II to help the American government plan for defeating the Japanese war machine and dealing with a defeated nation, Benedict wrote several things that struck home as I began my own work a half century later. For one thing, as she reviewed indigenous Japanese social analyses she cautioned, "They were amazingly frank. Of course they did not present the whole picture. No people does. A Japanese who writes about Japan passes over really crucial things which are as familiar to him and as invisible as the air he breathes. So do Americans when they write about America" (p. 7). That is part of the challenge I faced, to see what is invisible in front of our eyes. The German poet Goethe spoke of this when he wrote: "What is most difficult of all? That which you think is easiest, To see what is before your eyes.

How Can We Think About Children Confronting the Dark Side of Human Experience?.- The Right to Feel Safe: Trauma and Recovery.- The Right to a Healthy Social Environment: Protecting Children from Social Toxicity.- The Right to Protection: Child Abuse is the Root of Much Evil.- The Right to Be Free from Hate: Protecting Voices of Compassion in Times of War and Political Violence.- The Right to Be Economically "Regular": What It Means to Be Desperately Poor.- The Right to Equality: No Girl Left Behind.- Home and Homeland: Displaced Children and Youth.- The Right to Priority in Times of War: Would You Torture One Child to Bring World Peace?.- The Right to Heal: When Traumatized Kids Need Help to Recover.