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Having Children: Philosophical and Legal Reflections on Parenthood. Essays edited for the Society for Philosophy and Public Affairs.

William Ruddick

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An anthology on the subjects of childrens' rights, the duties of parents and children, and parental choices concerning a child's life and welfare.

Page Count:
456

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Publication Date:
1979-01-04

SOCIALIZATION

Child rearing

Parent and child

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