Childhood in Modern Europe

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Exploring the evolution of childhood across Europe from 1700 to 2000, this book offers insights into the diverse experiences of children in both Western and Eastern regions. It examines cultural, social, and historical factors that have shaped childhood, highlighting significant changes over three centuries. The narrative delves into themes such as education, family dynamics, and societal expectations, providing a comprehensive understanding of how childhood has been perceived and experienced in various European contexts.