Inge Bolin is a Research Associate in Anthropology at Malaspina University College in British Columbia, Canada. This book continues and amplifies the ethnography she began in Rituals of Respect: The Secret of Survival in the High Peruvian Andes. Dr. Bolin received the Circle of Courage Award for her contribution to the science and practice of positive youth development.

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• Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Raising Children in Poverty Village Structure, Living Conditions, and Subsistence Strategies Fieldwork and Research Methods Change: For Better or for Worse Central Ideas of Chapters Chapter 1. From the Womb to the Cradle Pregnancy and Its Prevention Giving Birth Caring for the Newborn Unuchakuy-An Ancient Rite of Baptism When Things Go Wrong at Birth Sick Infants Chapter 2. Early Childhood Learning to Care in a Culture of Respect Enculturation and Socialization Becoming Part of the Adult World Children's Rights and Responsibilities A Typical Day with a Chillihuani Family Disabled Children When Death Comes Too Soon Chapter 3. Children at Play and Work Developing Creativity through Play Games Children Play Children at Work Chapter 4. The Many Faces of Learning Laying the Foundations for Creative and Holistic Thinking Schooling in Chillihuani A New School Curriculum Mathematics-The Favorite Topic of Chillihuani Children Weaving and Mathematics Chapter 5. Rituals and Ceremonies on Top of the World Pukllay-An Ancient Way to Play and Celebrate Suyay Ch'isin-The First Night of Rituals Ch'allaska in Honor of the Family Herds Dancing amid Thunder and Lightning Chapter 6. Adolescence: A Time of Many Challenges Gender Complementarity and Cooperation An Adolescence Free from Stress? Approaching Adult Life Rondas Campesinas: Strengthening Solidarity and Self-Defense Chapter 7. Building a Society of Respect What Makes for a Happy Childhood? Learning the Skills for Life Adolescents' Integration into Adulthood What Does It Take to Build a Society of Respect? Notes Glossary Bibliography Index

Inge Bolin is a Research Associate in Anthropology at Malaspina University College in British Columbia, Canada. This book continues and amplifies the ethnography she began in Rituals of Respect: The Secret of Survival in the High Peruvian Andes. Dr. Bolin received the Circle of Courage Award for her contribution to the science and practice of positive youth development.

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• Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Raising Children in Poverty Village Structure, Living Conditions, and Subsistence Strategies Fieldwork and Research Methods Change: For Better or for Worse Central Ideas of Chapters Chapter 1. From the Womb to the Cradle Pregnancy and Its Prevention Giving Birth Caring for the Newborn Unuchakuy-An Ancient Rite of Baptism When Things Go Wrong at Birth Sick Infants Chapter 2. Early Childhood Learning to Care in a Culture of Respect Enculturation and Socialization Becoming Part of the Adult World Children's Rights and Responsibilities A Typical Day with a Chillihuani Family Disabled Children When Death Comes Too Soon Chapter 3. Children at Play and Work Developing Creativity through Play Games Children Play Children at Work Chapter 4. The Many Faces of Learning Laying the Foundations for Creative and Holistic Thinking Schooling in Chillihuani A New School Curriculum Mathematics-The Favorite Topic of Chillihuani Children Weaving and Mathematics Chapter 5. Rituals and Ceremonies on Top of the World Pukllay-An Ancient Way to Play and Celebrate Suyay Ch'isin-The First Night of Rituals Ch'allaska in Honor of the Family Herds Dancing amid Thunder and Lightning Chapter 6. Adolescence: A Time of Many Challenges Gender Complementarity and Cooperation An Adolescence Free from Stress? Approaching Adult Life Rondas Campesinas: Strengthening Solidarity and Self-Defense Chapter 7. Building a Society of Respect What Makes for a Happy Childhood? Learning the Skills for Life Adolescents' Integration into Adulthood What Does It Take to Build a Society of Respect? Notes Glossary Bibliography Index

Inge Bolin is a Research Associate in Anthropology at Malaspina University College in British Columbia, Canada. This book continues and amplifies the ethnography she began in Rituals of Respect: The Secret of Survival in the High Peruvian Andes. Dr. Bolin received the Circle of Courage Award for her contribution to the science and practice of positive youth development.

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• Preface Acknowledgments Introduction Raising Children in Poverty Village Structure, Living Conditions, and Subsistence Strategies Fieldwork and Research Methods Change: For Better or for Worse Central Ideas of Chapters Chapter 1. From the Womb to the Cradle Pregnancy and Its Prevention Giving Birth Caring for the Newborn Unuchakuy-An Ancient Rite of Baptism When Things Go Wrong at Birth Sick Infants Chapter 2. Early Childhood Learning to Care in a Culture of Respect Enculturation and Socialization Becoming Part of the Adult World Children's Rights and Responsibilities A Typical Day with a Chillihuani Family Disabled Children When Death Comes Too Soon Chapter 3. Children at Play and Work Developing Creativity through Play Games Children Play Children at Work Chapter 4. The Many Faces of Learning Laying the Foundations for Creative and Holistic Thinking Schooling in Chillihuani A New School Curriculum Mathematics-The Favorite Topic of Chillihuani Children Weaving and Mathematics Chapter 5. Rituals and Ceremonies on Top of the World Pukllay-An Ancient Way to Play and Celebrate Suyay Ch'isin-The First Night of Rituals Ch'allaska in Honor of the Family Herds Dancing amid Thunder and Lightning Chapter 6. Adolescence: A Time of Many Challenges Gender Complementarity and Cooperation An Adolescence Free from Stress? Approaching Adult Life Rondas Campesinas: Strengthening Solidarity and Self-Defense Chapter 7. Building a Society of Respect What Makes for a Happy Childhood? Learning the Skills for Life Adolescents' Integration into Adulthood What Does It Take to Build a Society of Respect? Notes Glossary Bibliography Index