First Helpings A History of Children and Food
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- date: 18 June 2026
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First Helpings A History of Children and Food | 15.18 MB
Title: First Helpings A History of Children and Food
Author: Deborah Albon and Amy Palmer
Category: Nonfiction, History, Asian, China, Reference & Language, Reference
Language: English | 313 Pages | ISBN: 1836391811
Description:
This book explores the pedagogical practices and representations of young people in Chinese history from a multidisciplinary perspective, addressing education and childhood in modern and premodern Chinese sources.
Drawing on a varied corpus of sources spanning from the Tang period (618–907) to the Rlican era (1912–1949), this book examines how concepts of childhood were shaped, transmitted, and transformed in imperial and early Rlican China, responding to shifting social, cultural, and political contexts. The book also demonstrates how the scope of education in China evolved alongside society, adapting to emerging challenges and becoming an effective tool for modernisation. Presenting a nuanced understanding of how Chinese educational practices combined local traditions with external influences, it succinctly highlights youth's role in nation-building and social renewal.
By bridging humanities and social sciences, this source-rich collection is an essential reference for students and scholars researching the historical formation of childhood and youth in China.
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This book explores the pedagogical practices and representations of young people in Chinese history from a multidisciplinary perspective, addressing education and childhood in modern and premodern Chinese sources.
Drawing on a varied corpus of sources spanning from the Tang period (618–907) to the Rlican era (1912–1949), this book examines how concepts of childhood were shaped, transmitted, and transformed in imperial and early Rlican China, responding to shifting social, cultural, and political contexts. The book also demonstrates how the scope of education in China evolved alongside society, adapting to emerging challenges and becoming an effective tool for modernisation. Presenting a nuanced understanding of how Chinese educational practices combined local traditions with external influences, it succinctly highlights youth's role in nation-building and social renewal.
By bridging humanities and social sciences, this source-rich collection is an essential reference for students and scholars researching the historical formation of childhood and youth in China.
DOWNLOAD:
https://rapidgator.net/file/b67171d5cc9c908dc11f6e6b951029e8/First_Helpings.rar
https://nitroflare.com/view/FDCDC108D05B1FC/First_Helpings.rar
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