A beautifully written ethnography that reveals how villagers in one of the world's most rugged and poverty-stricken regions rear their children to be exceptionally respectful, well-adjusted, and academically talented.
A beautifully written ethnography that reveals how villagers in one of the world's most rugged and poverty-stricken regions rear their children to be exceptionally respectful, well-adjusted, and academically talented.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Preface 2. Acknowledgments 3. Introduction * Raising Children in Poverty * Village Structure, Living Conditions, and Subsistence Strategies * Fieldwork and Research Methods * Change: For Better or for Worse * Central Ideas of Chapters 4. Chapter 1. From the Womb to the Cradle * Pregnancy and Its Prevention * Giving Birth * Caring for the Newborn * Unuchakuy—An Ancient Rite of Baptism * When Things Go Wrong at Birth * Sick Infants 5. Chapter 2. Early Childhood * Learning to Care in a Culture of Respect * Enculturation and Socialization * Becoming Part of the Adult World * Children's Rights and Responsibilities * A Typical Day with a Chillihuani Family * Disabled Children * When Death Comes Too Soon 6. Chapter 3. Children at Play and Work * Developing Creativity through Play * Games Children Play * Children at Work 7. Chapter 4. The Many Faces of Learning * Laying the Foundations for Creative and Holistic Thinking * Schooling in Chillihuani * A New School Curriculum * Mathematics—The Favorite Topic of Chillihuani Children * Weaving and Mathematics 8. Chapter 5. Rituals and Ceremonies on Top of the World * Pukllay—An Ancient Way to Play and Celebrate * Suyay Ch'isin—The First Night of Rituals * Ch'allaska in Honor of the Family Herds * Dancing amid Thunder and Lightning 9. Chapter 6. Adolescence: A Time of Many Challenges * Gender Complementarity and Cooperation * An Adolescence Free from Stress? * Approaching Adult Life * Rondas Campesinas: Strengthening Solidarity and Self-Defense 10. Chapter 7. Building a Society of Respect * What Makes for a Happy Childhood? * Learning the Skills for Life * Adolescents' Integration into Adulthood * What Does It Take to Build a Society of Respect? 11. Notes 12. Glossary 13. Bibliography 14. Index
1. Preface 2. Acknowledgments 3. Introduction * Raising Children in Poverty * Village Structure, Living Conditions, and Subsistence Strategies * Fieldwork and Research Methods * Change: For Better or for Worse * Central Ideas of Chapters 4. Chapter 1. From the Womb to the Cradle * Pregnancy and Its Prevention * Giving Birth * Caring for the Newborn * Unuchakuy—An Ancient Rite of Baptism * When Things Go Wrong at Birth * Sick Infants 5. Chapter 2. Early Childhood * Learning to Care in a Culture of Respect * Enculturation and Socialization * Becoming Part of the Adult World * Children's Rights and Responsibilities * A Typical Day with a Chillihuani Family * Disabled Children * When Death Comes Too Soon 6. Chapter 3. Children at Play and Work * Developing Creativity through Play * Games Children Play * Children at Work 7. Chapter 4. The Many Faces of Learning * Laying the Foundations for Creative and Holistic Thinking * Schooling in Chillihuani * A New School Curriculum * Mathematics—The Favorite Topic of Chillihuani Children * Weaving and Mathematics 8. Chapter 5. Rituals and Ceremonies on Top of the World * Pukllay—An Ancient Way to Play and Celebrate * Suyay Ch'isin—The First Night of Rituals * Ch'allaska in Honor of the Family Herds * Dancing amid Thunder and Lightning 9. Chapter 6. Adolescence: A Time of Many Challenges * Gender Complementarity and Cooperation * An Adolescence Free from Stress? * Approaching Adult Life * Rondas Campesinas: Strengthening Solidarity and Self-Defense 10. Chapter 7. Building a Society of Respect * What Makes for a Happy Childhood? * Learning the Skills for Life * Adolescents' Integration into Adulthood * What Does It Take to Build a Society of Respect? 11. Notes 12. Glossary 13. Bibliography 14. Index
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