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Book cover for The Ecology of Childhood: How Our Changing World Threatens Children's Rights The Ecology of Childhood: How Our Changing World Threatens Children's Rights
Barbara Bennett Woodhouse
https://doi.org/10.18574/nyu/9780814794845.001.0001
Published online:
17 September 2020
Published in print:
21 January 2020
Online ISBN:
9780814784655
Print ISBN:
9780814794845

Contents

Book cover for The Ecology of Childhood: How Our Changing World Threatens Children's Rights The Ecology of Childhood: How Our Changing World Threatens Children's Rights
Barbara Bennett Woodhouse
Front Matter

List of Figures

https://doi.org/10.18574/nyu/9780814794845.002.0007
Pages
ix–x
  • Published:
    January 2020
Subject
Comparative Law
Figure 1.1.

Ecology of childhood diagram, microsystems and mesosystems. B. B. Woodhouse, adapted from Bronfenbrenner (1979).  4

Figure 1.2.

Ecology of childhood diagram, exosystems and macrosystem. B. B. Woodhouse, adapted from Bronfenbrenner (1979).  5

Figure 2.1.

Multiple generations sharing a public space as mass lets out in the Italian mountain village of Scanno. Cesidio Silla.  16

Figure 2.2.

Panorama of Scanno nestled in the mountains of the Abruzzo National Park. B. B. Woodhouse.  31

Figure 2.3.

View from No. 2 Bridge, crossing from mainland Florida into Cedar Key. B. B. Woodhouse.  35

Figure 3.1.

Scanno children delivering firewood during Festival of Saint Anthony. B. B. Woodhouse.  46

Figure 3.2.

Birds-eye view of Cedar Key, Florida, Levy Co. 1884. Library of Congress, G3934, C 315A3 1884. 57.1884. 77–69024.  49

Figure 3.3.

City of Cedar Key park and beach. B. B. Woodhouse.  52

Figure 3.4.

View north on G. Street with water tower and Cedar Key School in background. B. B. Woodhouse.  55

Figure 3.5.

View west on Second Street from Island Hotel, Cedar Key. B. B. Woodhouse.  57

Figure 3.6.

Preschool-age children playing in Piazza Santa Maria della Valle with the Asilo Buon Pastore in the background. B. B. Woodhouse.  59

Figure 3.7.

Preschool-age boy at a Cedar Key church Easter egg hunt. B. B. Woodhouse.  60

Figure 3.8.

 Children playing dancing game in Piazza dell’Olmo with older neighbors looking on. B. B. Woodhouse.  61

Figure 3.9.

A kid’s-eye view of modern Cedar Key. B. B. Woodhouse.  62

Figure 3.10.

Girl in Scanno traditional costume hosting visiting students from another village. B. B. Woodhouse.  66

Figure 4.1.

Cedar Key School students entertaining guests at Madrigal Dinner. B. B. Woodhouse.  82

Figure 4.2.

Massimo and Gaia and their parents in their First Communion procession. B. B. Woodhouse.  84

Figure 4.3.

Cedar Key elementary school students dressed as favorite superheroes for Homecoming Spirit Week. Cedar Key School Facebook.  86

Figure 4.4.

Girl from La Plaja in a mask of charcoal dust from her contrada’s San Martino bonfire.  90

Figure 4.5.

Cedar Key School Safety Patrol students selling soft drinks at the grand opening of the Nature Coast Biological Research Station. B. B. Woodhouse.  91

Figure 9.1.

Scanno schoolchildren clowning around after perfectly executed earthquake drill. B. B. Woodhouse.  184

Figure 11.1.

Map of Scanno in Abrruzzo, Italy, seventeenth Century. dea/a de gregorio/De Agostini Editore/age fotostock.  228

Figure 11.2.

Girls playing bancarella. B. B. Woodhouse.  231

Figure 11.3.

Boys playing bancarella. B. B. Woodhouse.  232

Figure 11.4.

Genny, youth mayor of Scanno. B. B. Woodhouse.  235

Figure 11.5.

Frattura earthquake logo. Photograph by B. B. Woodhouse. Design by Scanno fifth graders.  247

Figure 11.6.

Gaia cradling baby lamb. C. Nannarone.  253

Figure 11.7.

Massimo herding Sheep. C. Nannarone.  254

Figure 11.8.

Gaia and friend at a regional dialect poetry competition. B. B. Woodhouse.  255

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