2018
DOI: 10.3917/pdc.010.0193
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Les catégorisations enfantines de la politique

Abstract: Les catégorisations enfantines de la politique Résumé : À travers l'analyse des catégories que les enfants mobilisent pour décrire et juger l'univers politique spécialisé, cet article interroge le processus de construction des opinions politiques. Il montre que les opérations de catégorisation permettent à la fois aux enfants de comprendre le monde politique et de le juger : informations et jugements de valeurs sont souvent indissociables. Ce constat implique que les enfants intériorisent les jugements sur le … Show more

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“…Many studies have delved into understanding childhoods by using different methods, such as interviews with parents and children within the home or at school (to name a few: Court and Henri-Panabière, 2012; Hagerman, 2013; Lahire, 1995, 2019; Lignier and Pagis, 2017; Simon, 2018), ethnographies at school (Bettie, 2000; Calarco, 2014; Lignier, 2008; Diter, 2015), as well as quantitative methods focused on understanding daily family life (Berthomier and Octobre, 2018; Octobre et al, 2010). Other studies have set the grounds for observing socialization within the home: this research demonstrates how childhood experiences vary widely depending on the social structures in which children live (Lareau, 2011; Tudge, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many studies have delved into understanding childhoods by using different methods, such as interviews with parents and children within the home or at school (to name a few: Court and Henri-Panabière, 2012; Hagerman, 2013; Lahire, 1995, 2019; Lignier and Pagis, 2017; Simon, 2018), ethnographies at school (Bettie, 2000; Calarco, 2014; Lignier, 2008; Diter, 2015), as well as quantitative methods focused on understanding daily family life (Berthomier and Octobre, 2018; Octobre et al, 2010). Other studies have set the grounds for observing socialization within the home: this research demonstrates how childhood experiences vary widely depending on the social structures in which children live (Lareau, 2011; Tudge, 2008).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%