18. How much autonomy should children have? (part 1)

Update: 2020-09-21

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This episode, we take a look at how children are treated. We discuss ideas raised in the Not Overthinking podcast and Quill Rebecca Kukla's article titled Taking Children's Autonomy Seriously as a Parent. In particular, we talk about the ways children are treated differently and some of the reasons why parents justify limiting their children's autonomy.

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18. How much autonomy should children have? (part 1)

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18. How much autonomy should children have? (part 1)

Joshua Hew

18. How much autonomy should children have? (part 1)