Moral Agendas for Children's WelfareMichael King Moral Agendas for Children's Welfare examines the roles played by politics, religion, ethics, aesthetics, law and science in identifying children's needs and rights and critically analyses existing child welfare policies. * Philosophical and Psychoanalytical |
Contents
Images of children and morality | 15 |
Moral campaigns for childrens welfare in | 33 |
Liberalism or distributional justice? The morality | 53 |
Can child abuse be defined? | 74 |
Is male circumcision morally defensible? | 90 |
the transcendence | 105 |
reflections on refashioned | 120 |
Moral agendas for psychoanalytic practice with | 138 |
complexity child welfare | 154 |
What is good and bad sex for children? | 179 |
Identity religious fundamentalism and childrens | 198 |
responding to young people with | 212 |
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