Like all manifestations of culture, the way in which children are clothed reflects the social attitudes of the time. The concern for proper practices of dressing children in the late nineteenth century was part of a larger concern for their mental and moral development. This paper discusses the prevalent attitudes to children in nineteenth-century Ontario, and the influence those attitudes had on children's dress In particular, the issues in children's health care affecting the way children were clothed and the attempts at sex and age definition through children's dress are examined. Résumé Comme toutes les manifestations de la culture, la façon d'habiller les enfants reflète les attitudes sociales ...
This thesis examines the professional status of women kindergartners in Ontario in the late nineteen...
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Foreword. Introduction by Greg Baeker. -- Articles: The material culture of childhood: problems and ...
To understand the position of the child in Ontario between 1850 and 1900 is to know a great deal abo...
This thesis examines the changing representations of children and clothing by drawing upon textual, ...
This paper surveys the central themes and historiographic issues in the history of childhood in the ...
grantor: University of TorontoThe changes in childhood in 19th and 20th century English-s...
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Despite its position as one of the more dynamic of the ready-to-wear segment on the global fashion m...
International audienceIn the eighteenth century, it was education rather than childhood that became ...
Based on the original study of French Museum collections and fashion archives, this paper explores t...
grantor: University of TorontoSparked by several high profile child deaths, Ontario's Chil...
Child labour was not uncommon in the pre-industrial period, yet with industrialization demand for ch...
The theme of my thesis is "Children's Clothing Culture in Historical and Social Contexts". I was int...
This thesis examines the professional status of women kindergartners in Ontario in the late nineteen...
Despite the increasing literature on children as consumers, little has been written on “cultures of ...
Foreword. Introduction by Greg Baeker. -- Articles: The material culture of childhood: problems and ...
To understand the position of the child in Ontario between 1850 and 1900 is to know a great deal abo...
This thesis examines the changing representations of children and clothing by drawing upon textual, ...
This paper surveys the central themes and historiographic issues in the history of childhood in the ...
grantor: University of TorontoThe changes in childhood in 19th and 20th century English-s...
This paper addresses the implications of and some of the factors behind some training, restraining a...
In the complex process of constructing, regulating and negotiating gender identities, the language o...
Despite its position as one of the more dynamic of the ready-to-wear segment on the global fashion m...
International audienceIn the eighteenth century, it was education rather than childhood that became ...
Based on the original study of French Museum collections and fashion archives, this paper explores t...
grantor: University of TorontoSparked by several high profile child deaths, Ontario's Chil...
Child labour was not uncommon in the pre-industrial period, yet with industrialization demand for ch...
The theme of my thesis is "Children's Clothing Culture in Historical and Social Contexts". I was int...
This thesis examines the professional status of women kindergartners in Ontario in the late nineteen...
Despite the increasing literature on children as consumers, little has been written on “cultures of ...
Foreword. Introduction by Greg Baeker. -- Articles: The material culture of childhood: problems and ...