Children's Rights Re-Visioned

This anthology helps students gain philosophical understanding as they pursue some provocative issues surrounding childrens rights in our society. Fourteen essays, by an array of preeminent philosophers approach the subject through contemporary feminist perspectives as well as traditional ethical theory.

Discover where you stand on children's rights in Children's Rights Re-Visioned, a unique collection of fourteen readings based on issues of intense public debate concerning the treatment of children in recent years. Articles by an array of preeminent philosophers approach the subject by way of contemporary feminist perspectives as well as traditional ethical theory. Editor Rosalind Ekman Ladd begins with a practical introduction to essential concepts and themes of philosophy before engaging you in a stimulating range of philosophical readings. To reinforce the pertinence of the philosophical arguments presented, she poses current, newsworthy cases concerning the just allocation of children's rights. Rich with insight, Children's Rights Re-Visioned will help you gain philosophical understanding as you pursue some provocative questions surrounding the standing of children in our society.