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John Locke published "Some Thoughts Concerning Education" highlights how crucial early childhood development is. -
Child labor and the requirement for formal education to prepare for the workforce are results of the Industrial Revolution -
Sigmund Freud presents the "Oedipus complex," emphasizing children's latent impulses. -
Adolescent "identity vs. role confusion" is one of the psychological stages that psychologist Erik Erikson developed. -
Historian Philippe Aries discusses childhood as a contemporary idea in his book "Centuries of Childhood," published in 1960.
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"Parents and Children in History" by historian David Hunt delves into the past of parenting techniques. -
"The Anxieties of Affluence" by Elisabeth Young-Bruehl explores the psychological effects of wealth on families and children. -
New insights into children's experiences and development across history are revealed by ongoing research on childhood history.