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Title:

Family upbringing in communist Romania

Subject and Keywords:

children   parents   Romania   kindergartens   nursery schools

Description:

The identities of families at the turn of the 19th and the 20th century

Abstract:

The Romanian communist leaders believed that, after centuries of ignorance and raisingchildren according to customs and habits, “family upbringing is in need of additionalguidance”. According to Stearns “children had to be remade1” and the state pretendedthat it knew more about children’s needs that their own parents! More than in any other historical period the state substituted itself for the parents, through the school, children’s organizations and by indoctrinating the parents, using various guides and advice books written by the ideologists of the party, fully complying with communist ideals but less so with parenthood. The child is the object of state upbringing since “parents were not fully reliable for the task of raising their own children and they needed additional guidance”. The aim of this study is to reveal the massive intrusion of the state into family life, the taking-over of some roles specific to parents and grandparents – often by socialising children at very young ages – and the control that was reinforced in order to accomplish the requirements of the party.

Place of publishing:

Wrocław   Jelenia Góra

Publisher:

Zakład Historii Edukacji Instytutu Pedagogiki Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego   Wydział Nauk Humanistycznych i Społecznych Karkonoskiej Państwowej Szkoły Wyższej

Date issued:

2014

Detailed Type:

journal

Format:

application/pdf

Identifier:

ISSN 2082-9019   e-ISSN 2300-5866

DOI:

10.23734/wwr20141.049.061

Source:

Pdg P 343

Language:

eng

Relation:

Wychowanie w Rodzinie, T. 9 (2014), s. 49-61

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Spatial coverage:

Romania

Rights holder:

Copyright by Luminita Dumanescu

Location of original object:

Biblioteka Instytutu Pedagogiki UWr

Autor opisu:

h.w.