The paper addresses a gap in the literature on childhood and/in post-socialism and uses everydayness as the conceptual means that links both themes. It presents a story of Lina, a seven-year old Roma girl from a deprived urban neighbourhood in Bratislava, and maps everyday encounters, practices and recognitions that imply what matters in Lina's life. The paper stresses importance of ungrounded empirical inquiry, and through identifying complex and heterogeneous associations in Lina's life, it highlights acknowledgment of both broader social situations (such as post-socialism), but also mundane and often unremarkable moments in children's lives. The notion of post-socialism is thus situated within the 'descaled' geographies of Lina's everyda...
The paper offers an analytical exploration and points of connection between the categories of activi...
The paper explores how children form their peer relationships in a small urban neighbourhood in Brat...
Until the 1980s there was no place for children in the main discourse of the social sciences. They ...
The paper addresses a gap in the literature on childhood and/in post-socialism and uses everydayness...
In the history of modernity, childhood represents societies’ hopes and desires for the future. An of...
There was not one, singular childhood in socialist Czechoslovakia, but many and diverse, plural, chi...
The focus of attention of this special issue has both personal and professional significance for the...
The normative conception of modern childhood is an underlying subject, largely taken for granted. Ch...
The article examines how representations of late socialism, seen through the eyes of adolescent girl...
This thesis is a comparative exploration of the everyday childcare practices of new middle-class mot...
My bachelor work is focused on the topic of childhood, namely its development and change in society....
This article engages continuing discussions in childhood studies on (re)inserting the study of child...
This dissertation integrates a social and cultural history of socialist childhood and citizenship wi...
This special DPJ issue aims to bring together those who had first-hand experiences with or conduct e...
This dissertation integrates a social and cultural history of socialist childhood and citizenship wi...
The paper offers an analytical exploration and points of connection between the categories of activi...
The paper explores how children form their peer relationships in a small urban neighbourhood in Brat...
Until the 1980s there was no place for children in the main discourse of the social sciences. They ...
The paper addresses a gap in the literature on childhood and/in post-socialism and uses everydayness...
In the history of modernity, childhood represents societies’ hopes and desires for the future. An of...
There was not one, singular childhood in socialist Czechoslovakia, but many and diverse, plural, chi...
The focus of attention of this special issue has both personal and professional significance for the...
The normative conception of modern childhood is an underlying subject, largely taken for granted. Ch...
The article examines how representations of late socialism, seen through the eyes of adolescent girl...
This thesis is a comparative exploration of the everyday childcare practices of new middle-class mot...
My bachelor work is focused on the topic of childhood, namely its development and change in society....
This article engages continuing discussions in childhood studies on (re)inserting the study of child...
This dissertation integrates a social and cultural history of socialist childhood and citizenship wi...
This special DPJ issue aims to bring together those who had first-hand experiences with or conduct e...
This dissertation integrates a social and cultural history of socialist childhood and citizenship wi...
The paper offers an analytical exploration and points of connection between the categories of activi...
The paper explores how children form their peer relationships in a small urban neighbourhood in Brat...
Until the 1980s there was no place for children in the main discourse of the social sciences. They ...