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Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Jean-Pierre Rossie Aug 25, 2009.
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"Yes that was me ( Gus as a initial of my name) so my address is what was on the message , you can respond me there with the invitation."
Jean-Pierre Rossie left a comment for NIKOS GOUSGOUNIS"Hi Nikos,
I didn't notice your photo was twice on my friends page. No problem and for the moment I shall keep both your pages as there is different information contained in them.
Please let me know if you would be interested in the Facebook…"
Jean-Pierre Rossie replied to Jean-Pierre Rossie's discussion Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity"Dear Maria,
Glad you contacted me through this interesting online source. Your work on traditional toys made from waste products and natural material in the rural south (Alentejo) is very important for me and this for several reasons.
- It shows…"
"Hello Jean-Pierre, My name is Maria Krom. I did my first research project in Portugal (where I am currently based and doing my PhD in Anthropology) between 1998 - 2001 on traditional toys made from waste products and natural materials in the rural…"
Jean-Pierre Rossie replied to Jean-Pierre Rossie's discussion Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity"Hi John,
Thank you so much for mentioning to me the work of J.M.Roberts. Although I know Brian Sutton-Smith I didn't come accross the publications of J.M. Roberts. I could download the pdf file and I think it will be useful for my…"
John McCreery replied to Jean-Pierre Rossie's discussion Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity"Jean-Pierre,
Are you aware of the work of John Milton "Jack" Roberts? Children's games, riddles, and other forms of expressive culture were the focus of his decades of research using the Human Relations Area Files (HRAF)."
Jean-Pierre Rossie left a comment for Jean-Pierre Rossie"Hi,
Fine you sent me your message. I will be interested by your possible comment on the topic of discussion I started about recognizing children's culture.
All the best, Jean-Pierre."
Jean-Pierre Rossie replied to Jean-Pierre Rossie's discussion Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity"Hi Huon,
Thanks for the suggestion and I shall do so soon. I shall also add some photos of toys made by Moroccan children but with natural material or with a combination of natural and waste material.
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Tobias Hecht left a comment for Jean-Pierre Rossie"Hello,
It's nice to hear from you. I would have replied earlier but have been offline for a while!
Tobias"
Huon Wardle replied to Jean-Pierre Rossie's discussion Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity"Jean-Pierre, You mentioned some photos of children's toys made out of rubbish. Why not upload some here as a springboard for discussion?"
Jean-Pierre Rossie replied to Jean-Pierre Rossie's discussion Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity"Hi Huon,
Thanks for your support and for the reference to Claude Levi-Strauss' commentary that I didn't know. And I surely am not distracted by your comment.
Maybe you are interested in the Facebook group "Toys created by…"
Jean-Pierre Rossie commented on Huon Wardle's photo
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"Hi Huon,
Is it the intention that others add photos to this album? If so, I would add a few photos on the utility of rubbish or waste material for children making toys.
Cheers, Jean-Pierre."
Huon Wardle replied to Jean-Pierre Rossie's discussion Recognizing children's culture, especially children's play and toy culture, as an integral part of the heritage of humanity"Jean-Pierre,
I am glad you raised this issue. I was reading the heated discussion of 'openness' in another forum and it reminded me of Levi-Strauss' commentary in which he asks why we have a strong tendency to think of other cultures…"
Jean-Pierre Rossie commented on Tobias Hecht's group Anthropology and Children"The following new journal on images of children and conceptions of childhood might be of interest to you.
Red Feather is an online, international, interdisciplinary, peer-reviewed journal that provides a forum for scholars and professionals to…"
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I just became a member of Open Anthropology Cooperative and would like to find out if there are other scholars:
- working on or interested in children in North Africa and the Sahara, and/or
- doing research on children’s play, games and toys in non-western societies.
As a sociocultural anthropologist I do research on North African and Saharan children in rural areas and popular quarters of towns, and especially on these children's play and toy cultures. In this context I did fieldwork in the Tunisian Sahara (1975, 1977) and continue to do so in Morocco (1992-today). I am interested in tradition but also in the evolution of children's culture and the impact of globalisation. Moreover, I use my information for intercultural activities and global education. For more information see my website www.sanatoyplay.org
Best greetings,
Jean-Pierre Rossie, Ghent, Belgium
see also the facebook group "Toys created by Children - Jouets créés par des Enfants" with the following videos:
- Toys created by Moroccan children: toys for games of skill
- Toys created by Moroccan children: toy animals
- Toys created by Moroccan children: dolls
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=63858074562&ref=ts
- working on or interested in children in North Africa and the Sahara, and/or
- doing research on children’s play, games and toys in non-western societies.
As a sociocultural anthropologist I do research on North African and Saharan children in rural areas and popular quarters of towns, and especially on these children's play and toy cultures. In this context I did fieldwork in the Tunisian Sahara (1975, 1977) and continue to do so in Morocco (1992-today). I am interested in tradition but also in the evolution of children's culture and the impact of globalisation. Moreover, I use my information for intercultural activities and global education. For more information see my website www.sanatoyplay.org
Best greetings,
Jean-Pierre Rossie, Ghent, Belgium
see also the facebook group "Toys created by Children - Jouets créés par des Enfants" with the following videos:
- Toys created by Moroccan children: toys for games of skill
- Toys created by Moroccan children: toy animals
- Toys created by Moroccan children: dolls
http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=63858074562&ref=ts
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Recognizing children's culture as integral part of the heritage of humanity
While sometimes suffering under poverty, sickness and oppression children are at the same time active participants in creating the society and culture in which they grow up. Therefore, children's culture should be rightly recognized as an integral part of the tangible and intangible heritage of humanity.
As far as I could find out, the UNESCO program for safeguarding the tangible and intangible Heritage of Humanity (http://portal.unesco.org/culture) does not… Continue
As far as I could find out, the UNESCO program for safeguarding the tangible and intangible Heritage of Humanity (http://portal.unesco.org/culture) does not… Continue
Posted on August 7, 2009 at 6:44pm — 4 Comments
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- At 9:15pm on August 27, 2009, Jean-Pierre Rossie said…
- Hi Nikos,
I sent you an invitation to join the Facebook group Toys created by Children to your email address.
- At 11:30pm on August 20, 2009, Jean-Pierre Rossie said…
- Hi,
Fine you sent me your message. I will be interested by your possible comment on the topic of discussion I started about recognizing children's culture.
All the best, Jean-Pierre.
- At 7:06am on August 19, 2009, Tobias Hecht said…
- Hello,
It's nice to hear from you. I would have replied earlier but have been offline for a while!
Tobias
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