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Society for the History of Children and Youth Podcast

Season 3

3.3: Featured Book Interview with Nicholas L. Syrett

Episode Notes

Nicholas L. Syrett discusses his monograph, American Child Bride: A History of Marriage and Minors in the United States, with Stacey Vanderhurst.

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3.4: Turmel Revisited: Developmental Thinking

Pt. 1

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Part 1, with André Turmel

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3.5: Turmel Revisited: Developmental Thinking

Pt. 2

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Part 2, with André Turmel

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3.6: Featured Book Interview with Heidi Morrison

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Heidi Morrison discusses her monograph, Childhood and Colonial Modernity in Egypt, with Nancy Gallagher.

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3.7: Featured Book Interview with Megan Birk

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Megan Birk discusses her monograph, Fostering on the Farm: Child Placement in the Rural Midwest, with Jennifer Robin Terry.

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3.9: Featured Book Interview with David M. Rosen

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David M. Rosen discusses his monograph, Child Soldiers in the Western Imagination: From Patriots to Victims, with Robert Houle.

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3.10: Burnstein Revisited: Racial Innocence

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Robin Bernstein discusses her monograph, Racial Innocence: Performing American Childhood from Slavery to Civil Rights, with interviewer Martin Woodside

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3.11: Featured Book Interview with Rachel Rains Winslow

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Rachel Rains Winslow discusses her new monograph, The Best Possible Immigrants: International Adoption, with interviewer Heather Keaney.

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