San
Jose State University
Child and Adolescent Development Department
CD 106 The Concept of Childhood
Fall 2004
Instructor:
Erika Gaylor,
Ph.D.
Phone: On-campus (408) 924-7477; Off-campus (650) 688-3622
Office: SH 333
Office hours: M,W 8-9 am / by appointment
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Week
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Topic |
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1
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Introduction |
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2/3
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Antiquity / Infanticide |
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4
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Middle Ages 1 / Middle Ages 2 |
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5
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Renaissance |
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6
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Protestant Reformation / Puritan Childhood |
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7
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Age of Enlightenment |
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8
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Midterm |
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9
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Victorian |
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10
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Child Labor / Child Study Movement |
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11
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Baby boom |
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12
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Contemporary / Ethnic |
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Term Project Information: The Term Project is comprised of three parts and provides students with the opportunity to work with a group of classmates throughout the term examining the historical, psychological, and sociological relevance of a topic relating to childhood or childrearing.