Titlebook: Social, Material and Political Constructs of Arctic Childhoods; An Everyday Life Per Pauliina Rautio,Elina Stenvall Book 2019 Springer Natu

合乎习俗

做事过头

,Child–Adult,h affectivity operates. Through their chapter, Tuija and Maija point out the importance of understanding “child as emerging within intersections of past events and an adult as emerging at an intersection of past events”.

Entirety

Cardioversion

Mold,by looking at “mold schools” as an example of entanglement where indoor-air materializes as an issue of environmental health. When concerning children, healthy indoor-air becomes even more important. Tuure discusses how adults take children into consideration and how the children are and can be agen

Coronary

兴奋过度

Skates and Skis,ially through the role they play as material in Finnish schools. In their chapter, Millei, Korkiamäki and Kaukko engage the idea of ethnopoetry, where they combine their own memories and Finnish storybook in dialogue with two research projects focusing on children who have recently arrived in Finlan

monopoly

调味品

Prognosis

The Mall, contemporary Arctic youth”. In their analysis, they probe politics at the mall by looking at the practices of hanging out. By thinking of shifts in the rhythms and atmospheres of the mall, they discuss the politicization of events. A more-than-human take on the issue gestates a relational political

精确

Crows,out young children’s aesthetic explorations, in this chapter, I explore different encounters with diverse matter in a creative reuse center called a “Remida”, in a Nordic context. As a researcher, I use the concept of aesthetic exploration to highlight the multisensory complexity of young children’s