by Louis Roussel · Editions Odile Jacob · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782738110152
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In this book, Louis Roussel analyzes the profound transformations that the family has undergone in recent decades and how these have affected the education and well-being of children. Although it was believed that social changes would bring an era of greater happiness, the author explores the crisis in parent-child relationships, manifested in problems such as school failure, depression, and violence.
Based on more than twenty years of sociological research, Roussel posits the hypothesis that the child, although idealized within the family unit, is at risk of becoming a victim of the turmoil of our civilization. It is an essential work for understanding the current challenges of parenting and the impact of social evolution on the future of new generations.
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