Children's Play in Cross-Cultural Perspective: A New Look at the Six Cultures Study

By C. Edwards. 2000

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Subfields: Education

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Citations in the corpus

• Gender Differences in Wayfinding Strategies and Anxiety About Wayfinding: A Cross-Cultural Comparison (2002, background): “This finding is consistent with previous research that showed greater childhood home range and unchaperoned travel for boys than for girls (Anderson & Tindall, 1972; Edwards, 2000; Hart, 1979; Herman et al., 1987; Matthews, 1986; Medrich et al., 1982; Munroe & Munroe, 1971, 1997; Nerlove et al., 197”
• Position Exchange Theory: A socio-material basis for discursive and psychological positioning (2014, background): “Children everywhere play (Bruner, Jolly & Sylva, 1976; Göncü & Gaskins, 2007), but what they play at varies (Edwards, 2000).”
• Position exchange: The social development of agency (2012, unknown): “building, ploughing, child minding, cooking, driving, or hunting ( Edwards, 2000 ).”