Titlebook: Death, Emotion and Childhood in Premodern Europe; Katie Barclay,Kimberley Reynolds,Ciara Rawnsley Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Migration und demografische Entwicklunglife, an effect that gave meaning to their children’s short lives. Through memorials, these children continued to play an important role in their family stories, providing consolation to parents during a time that was expected to be sorrowful and full of grief, and standing as symbols of parental love and sacrifice.

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Rainer Geißler,Sonja Weber-Mengesty we might have access to in primary sources concerning infanticide, and suggests that individuals occupied multiple subject positions. Emotional reactions to child-killing were complex and variable, and cannot be reduced to a narrative in which premodern harshness was replaced by modern empathy.

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Arbeitsmarktwirkungen der Zuwanderung they drew on each other in a process of sympathetic engagement as a form of consolation. It also highlights how the children of this sect were educated to respond to child death and the ways that conceptions of childhood and adolescence informed expectations of their grief responses and the resulting spiritual implications for child faith.

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Facing Childhood Death in English Protestant Spirituality,ear and distress, from sometimes manipulative attempts to use prayer to change the outcome of an illness, to the struggle which parents and children shared to find assurance and spiritual solace in and despite physical suffering and impending death.