Author: Burman, Sandra. & Reynolds, Pamela. (Eds).
Title: Growing Up in a Divided Society. The Contexts of Childhood in South Africa.
Description: Ravan. Johannesburg 1986. Printed wraps. 454pp. Owners signature ffep. ff tanned, spine creased, preliminaries foxed. a Good copy. ISBN: 9780869753064 Contributions from various authors:, Sandra Burman. An Introduction., Charles Simkins. Household Composition And Structure In South Africa., Christopher Molteno et al. Childhood Health In South Africa., Jacklyn Cock et al. The Case Of The Apartheid Child: An Urban African Study., Bill Nasson. Perspectives On Education In South Africa., Sandra Burman & Rebecca Fuchs. When Families Split: Custody On Divorce In South Africa., Helen Zille. Beginning Life In An Apartheid Society: Childbirth In South Africa., Don Foster. The Development Of Racial Orientation In Children: A Review Of South African Research., Pieter Le Roux. Growing Up An Afrikaner., Sally Frankel & Milton Shain. The Open Ghetto: Growing Up Jewish In South Africa., Gina Buijs. Children Of The Sugar Company: Tradition And Change In An Indian Community., Ina Roux. The Children Of The 'Surplus People': A Case Study of Elukhanyweni., Wilfried Scharf et al. Strollers - Street Children Of Cape Town., Kay McCormick. Children's Use Of Language In District Six., Pamela Reynolds. Calling Kin In Crossroads., Paul Alberts. First Steps In A Photographic Essay., Frank Chikane. Children In Turmoil: The Effects Of Unrest On Township Children., Fiona McLachlan. Children In Prison., Eleanor Preston-Whyte & Jennifer Louw. The End Of Childhood: An Anthropological Vignette., Pamela Reynolds. Afterword.

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