Different infancy perceptions
My topic will be on the different infancy
perceptions that some authors speak about. The traditional studies about
infancy have had a significant importance until recently, because, they are
based on the idea that childhood is a stage of biopsychosocial development,
where children do not have an active role in the society, rather they are in a
previous stage in which are preparing them to be adults.
Emile Durkheim, considers children as a
nature’s state, far from what we'd consider as ‘’civilized’’. Also, is Talcott Parsons, who
gives a lot of importance to the family and its role in child socialization.
Early nineties, a new vision began to generate
a critic analysis on how childhood had been understood in traditional studies. This
give origin to a contemporary sociological theory which consider that “Childhood
as a social fact, and represents a first attempt in the consideration of the
family like an object of autonomous sociological interest’’ (Pávez, 2012 ).
Gaitán criticize childhood’s vision like a natural
phenomenon on her writing ‘’Ser niño en el siglo XIX’’ which still stands as a
paradingm as ‘’a social construction that becomes historically and culturally
in the adults-children relationships’’.

Wow i really like this post, in fact that makes me remember abouth the theory about "falo" and little girls.
ResponderEliminarI like your post!, i share with Pavez my perception of chilhood.
ResponderEliminarExcellent entry Camila! I really enjoyed it!
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