Learning Lebanese : a study of children and childhood, 1918-1943

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Beirut American University of Beirut - Faculty of Arts and Sciences - Center for Arab and Middle Eastern Studies 2008Description: 97 pagesSubject(s): Online resources: Abstract: Through a study of childhood and its conceptual formulation in mandatory Lebanon , this dissertation explores how some of the colonial state's youngest citizens were actually a fundamental - and often overlooked - part of the emerging nation 's social fabric. As some of society's most vulnerable and easily influenced, L ebanese children became a primary site for critical debates between Lebanese cit izens and the colonial state over power and identity. The details and effects o f this debate are explored in this dissertation through a study of the home and its anxieties, the educational system and its reforms, and the familial language of colonialism
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Through a study of childhood and its conceptual formulation in mandatory Lebanon , this dissertation explores how some of the colonial state's youngest citizens were actually a fundamental - and often overlooked - part of the emerging nation 's social fabric. As some of society's most vulnerable and easily influenced, L ebanese children became a primary site for critical debates between Lebanese cit izens and the colonial state over power and identity. The details and effects o f this debate are explored in this dissertation through a study of the home and its anxieties, the educational system and its reforms, and the familial language of colonialism

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