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Attachment Theory, Infant Sociability, Intersubjectivity

Appendix: Intersubjectivity and Attachment: Theory and Science 

The Appendix provides evidence-rich evaluations of two well-known theories of infant sociability which blinker appreciation of groupness in infants. It first evaluates evidence for claims that babies are born with a capacity for one-to-one mind-reading or ‘innate intersubjectivity’: through pre-speech ‘conversational’ behaviour; a capacity to...
Attachment Theory, Babies in Groups, Childcare Policy, Cultural Criticism, Early Childhood Education, Uncategorized

Impossible Standards: Making Educators into Substitute Mums 

From the 1970s on, advocates of attachment theory have urged that attendance by very young children at centres for early childhood education will harm their development. They aim to encourage, shame or scare parents – meaning mothers – into caring for their young children at...