Children's Right to Freedom, Care and Enlightenment

Bertram Bandman

Part 1 Toward a Justification of Adults' and Children's Rights; Chapter 1 Between Protectionism and Liberationism—The Functions and Limits of Children's Rights; Chapter 2 The Functions, Limits, and Circumstances of Children's Rights; Chapter 3 The Relation Between Rights and Claims; Chapter 4 Definitions, Conditions, Criticisms, and Defenses; Part 2 The Development of Children's Rights; Chapter 5 Limits to Arguments Against Children's Rights; Chapter 6 The Sorting and Grading of Children's Rights; Chapter 7 The Development of Children's Moral and Intellectual Rights; Part 3 The Rights Children Have; Chapter 8 Children's Rights in the Family, School, and Society; Chapter 9 Children's Rights to Think and to Know; Chapter 10 TEN Children's Rights to Inquire and to Infer; Chapter 11 Children's Rights to Believe and to Doubt—The Formation of Beliefs; Chapter 12 Children's Rights to Believe and to Doubt—The Justification of Beliefs; Chapter 13 Limits to the Right to Do Wrong; Conclusion: Children's Rights and the Difference Between Right and WrongBibliography; INDEX;