Suchergebnisse

Intro -- Exploring Ethnographic and Non-Ethnographic Approaches of Suicide and Self-Harm -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- Fieldwork Strategies on Pro-Self-Harm Virtual Communities -- Living on the Edge of Risk: Representations of Suicide among Students of Vocational Training at the National Police Academy (Brazil) -- Self-Harming Behaviour among a Community Sample of South African Young Adults -- Proposals to Introduce a Tribunal for Assisted Suicide in the UK -- Assisted Suicide and Jewish Law (Halakhah): The Conflict of Quality of Life and Sanctity of Life in the UK -- Tokoku's Suicide and Emerson's Optimism -- Soil: Investigating the Use of Soil and Dirt in the Work of Three Performance Artists -- Visual Healing: A Path towards Forgiveness.

Preliminary Material -- Caring for 'America's Child': The Critique of Charles and Anne Lindbergh as Parents in the U.S. Press Coverage of the Lindbergh Kidnapping /Mark Bernhardt -- Covering of Children's Topics in Georgian Media: Qualitative Research /Dali Osepashvili -- A Critical Analysis of Television Viewing and Physical Activity of Adolescents /Priya Chadha -- [Re]Membering Missed Educational Opportunities for 'Criminalized Youth': A Photographic Remnant /Natalie Davey -- Lost Innocence: A Case Study of Child Labour in the Indian Lock Industry /Shahana Purveen -- Learning to Labour: Children on Commercial Farms in Zimbabwe /Kedmon Nyasha Hungwe -- A Bright Line Rule? South Africa Debates the Age of Consent for Sexual Intercourse /Salona Lutchman and Christina Nomdo -- Childhood, Trauma, Identity in George Sand's Story of My Life /Tatjana Šepić , Sanja Grakalić Plenković and Marina Rončević -- The Dynamics of School Hierarchy as Seen in Juvenile Literature /Keiko Tanaka -- Violence in Contemporary Young Adult Literature /Brigita Dimavičienė.