American Journal of Psychology | Vol. 117 No. 3| BEHNOSH NAJAFI and BARBARA ROGOFF : Willem Koops and Michael Zuckerman (Eds.), Beyond the Century of the Child: Cultural History and Developmental Psychology.
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Book Review
Volume 117 Number 3
Fall 2004
DOMINIC W. MASSARO, editor
University of California, Santa Cruz "The Child" and Developmental Psychology as Historical Creations Beyond the Century of the Child: Cultural History and Developmental Psychology
Edited by Willem Koops and Michael Zuckerman. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2003. 304 pp. Cloth, $47.50. In recent years, a growing interest in historical views of child development has begun to enliven and confront Aries's (1962) claim that modern conceptions of childhood are an artifact of the times--as were prior conceptions of childhood. Still, we have far to go in expanding psychological understanding of childhood beyond "The Child," conceived of as a natural phenomenon but bearing an uncanny resemblance to the children of middle-class U.S. and European researchers.
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