Views of french renaissance thinkers on child upbringing

The great pox: the French disease in Renaissance Europe

directory, and part methodological guide. As the author points out in the preface, there exist few general works on science historiography in any language, let alone Spanish. This volume fills that void, but it does so unevenly. Divided into sections on the study of science, theories of history and of history of science, scientific and medical historiography, current historiographic debates, th...

Explaining the Causes of Single Child Based on Women's Views: A Qualitative Study

Background and Objectives: Low fertility reduces the workforce and causes population aging. Hence, childbearing and its determinants are important issues in demographic policies. This study was conducted to explain the causes of single child according to women’s views.   Methods: This qualitative study was the second part of a sequential explanatory study carried out using a conventional cont...

Representation of Mother for Guardianship of the Child in Iranian and French Laws

      The French law, contrary to the Iranian law, has given the mother a kind of representation for guardianship and training of the child. This is a development that was established in France in 1970, and in Article 6 of the Iranian Family Protection Act of 2012, the granting of representation to the mother over the legal procedure for demand of the child or the incompetent has been entrusted...

Better Writers, Better Thinkers

Many chapters in this book provide a good sense of what writing to learn is and how it works. I will explain in this chapter how I use writing-to-learn techniques to help students to think through an idea more clearly. Two aspects of writing to learn are very important: it helps students to understand content better, and it shows them that writing is a process with various stages. When students...

On the emergence of left-peripheral elements in child French