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13/ Bodies, Touch, Surveillance, Anxieties
Main Index®Index Volume 3 ® Bibliography 13 Compiler’s Note:
A short bibliography about touch anxieties. Related is bibliography 22, about Risks, Dangers, Panics.
Note: this bibliography may be updated monthly.
§ § Aquino, A. &
Lee, S. (2000) Use of nonerotic touch with children: Ethical and
developmental considerations, Journal
of Psychotherapy in Independent Practice 1, § Carlson, F. M. (2002) Incorporating Touch in Early Childhood
Settings. A Capstone submitted in Partial Requirement for the Master of
Arts in Education with Emphasis in Early Childhood Education Degree. § Coulter, R. P. & McNay, M. (1993) Exploring men’s experiences as elementary school teachers. Canadian Journal of Education, 18, 398–413 [http://www.csse.ca/CJE/Articles/FullText/CJE18-4/CJE18-4-09Coulter.pdf] § Davidson, V. A. (2001) Performing bodies: the embodied drama
teacher and ’no touch’ in education. Unpublished MEd, § Del-Prete, T. (1996) Hands Off? The Touchy Subject of Physical Contact with Students, Our Children 22,2:34-5 § Field, T. (1999) American adolescents touch each other less and are more aggressive toward their peers as compared with French adolescents, Adolescence 34,136:753-58 [http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2248/is_136_34/ai_59810232/print] § Field, T. (2002) Violence and touch deprivation in adolescents. Adolescence 37,148:735-49 [http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2248/is_148_37/ai_97723210] § Gabb, J. (2004a) Behind closed doors: Intimacy and sexuality in 'non-abusive' families.
2004 BSA [British Sociological Association] Annual Conference, “Sociological
Challenges: Conflict, Anxiety and Discontent”, § Gabb J. (2004b) ‘“I could eat my baby to bits”. Passion and desire in lesbian mother-children love', Gender, Place & Culture 11,3:399-415 § Goodyear-Smith, F. (1999) Hands Off? Teachers Touching Children, Menz Issues, December 1999 Volume 4 Issue 10 § Halley, J. (2003) The boundaries of touch: A social history of twentieth century
mainstream § Heller, Sh. (1999) Touch Taboos, Mothering, 96:44 et seq. § Johnson, R. (1997) The “no touch” policy,
in Tobin, J. J. (Ed.) Making a Place
for Pleasure in Early Childhood Education. § Johnson, R. T. (2000) Hands Off! The
Disappearance of Touch in the Care of Children.
§ Jones, A. (2003c) The monster in the room: Safety, pleasure and early childhood education, Contemp Issues in Early Childh 4,3:235-50 [http://www.wwwords.co.uk/pdf/validate.asp?j=ciec&vol=4&issue=3&year=2003&article=2_Jones_CIEC_4_3_web]
§ King, J. R. (1998) Uncommon Caring:
Learning from Men Who Teach Young Children. § Krivacska, J. J. (1993) Antisexualism in Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Programs-- Good Touch, Bad Touch ... Don’t Touch? Iss Child Abuse Accus 5,2 § Levine, J. (2002) Harmful to Minors the Perils of Protecting Children from Sex. § Mazur, S. & Pekor, C. (1985) Can teachers touch children anymore? Physical contact and its values in child development, Young Children 40,4:10-2 § McNeil-Haber, F. M. (2004) Ethical considerations in the use of nonerotic touch in psychotherapy with children, Ethics Behav 14,2:123-40
§ McWilliam, E. & Singh, P. (2003) Safety in Numbers? Teacher Collegiality in
the Risk-conscious School. Paper presented at the AARE / NZARE
Conference, § McWilliam, E.
& Singh, P. (2004) Safety in Numbers? Teacher Collegiality in the § Myler, C. (2004) Teachers tackle a touchy subject, Inside QUT, Queensland University of Technology Newspaper, Issue 241 March 9 2004, p3 [http://www.corpcomm.qut.edu.au/corpcom/services_function/publications/iqut/IQ241.PDF] § Rane, T. R. & Draper, T. W. (1995) Negative evaluations of men's nurturant touching of young children. Psychol Rep76(3 Pt 1):811-8 § Piper, H. & Smith, H. (2003) Touch in Educational and Child Care Settings: Dilemmas and Responses, British Educational Research Journal29,6:879-94 § Piper, H; Powell, J. and Smith, H. (200X) Parents, Professionals and Paranoia - the touching of children in a culture of fear, Journal of Social Work § Powell, J. (2001) 'To Touch or Not to Touch' - issues of direct contact with young children, Community Care (?) § Powell, J. (2002) ‘A Touch Too Much?’ A Discussion on the appropriateness of touch in
relation to Young Children and their Learning. Paper presented at the
12th European Conference on Quality in Early Childhood education, § Sachs, J. & Mellor, L. (2003) Child panic and child protection policy: a
critical examination of policies from NSW and § Sachs, J. & Mellor, L. (2005) ‘Child panic’, risk and child protection: an examination of policies from New South Wales and Queensland, Journal of Education Policy 20,2:125-40 § Sachs, J. (2004) Watching yourself and others: Touch, personal space and risk in the
classroom. Paper presented at the AARE (Australian Association for
Research in Education) Conference, "Doing the Public Good: Positioning
Education Research", 28th Nov § Schmauch, U. (1996) Körperberührung unter Generalverdacht? Zur Skandalisierung und Tabuisierung von sexuellem Kindesmissbrauch, Zeitschr f Sozialisationsforsch & Erziehungssoziol 16,3:284-98
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§ Sumsion, J. (1999) Critical Reflections on the Experiences of a Male Early Childhood Worker, Gender & Educ 11,4:455-68 § Tobin, J. J. (1997) Playing doctor in two
cultures: The United States and § Tobin, J. J. (2001) Childhood sexuality
after Freud: The problem of sex in early childhood education, in Winer, J. A.
& Anderson, J. W. (Eds.) The Annual
of Psychoanalysis, Vol. XXIX. § Ward, A. (1990) The role of physical contact in child-care, Children & Society 4,4:337-51
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