Growing up: Abilities and dangers

Growing up: Abilities and dangers
Vol. 45, 2015/4 - pages
Pages 597 to 606

Introduction. Reflecting on the changing body

By Nicoletta Diasio
Pages 607 to 620

Has the French Revolution contributed to the decline of age at puberty in girls?

By Catherine Rollet
Pages 621 to 632

Shaping uncertainty: Medical knowledge and the transition from childhood to adolescence

By Donatella Cozzi
Pages 633 to 642

To Each his Measuring Instruments. Height Issues and Age Standards Prior to Adolescence

By Simona Tersigni
Pages 643 to 654

Pupils have bodies. Teachers’ critical visions

By Ingrid Voléry
Pages 655 to 664

An Embarrassing Body. Doctors Facing Puberty

By Virginie Vinel
Pages 665 to 676

Of Odors and Ages

By Nicoletta Diasio, translated from French by John Angell
Pages 677 to 684

When boys’ body hair start to grow

By Marie-Pierre Julien
Pages 685 to 692

Regulating eating. Habits at the end of childhood

By Louis Mathiot
Pages 693 to 704

Dreaming one’s Daughters. “Growing up Well” in Privileged Environments

By Natacha Baboulène-Miellou, Jeanne Teboul
Pages 705 to 714

Order and disorder of ages in transnational Roma families

By Alice Sophie Sarcinelli
Pages 715 to 724

Growing up in the Indian Himalayas. Healing Rituals for a New Adolescence

By Serena Bindi
Pages 725 to 734

The child and his/her surroundings. Growing up with mountains

By Martin de La Soudière
Pages 735 to 744

“Fair” Price and Professional Reputation: a Double Challenge for Public Timber Auctions

By Gérard Marty
Pages 745 to 754

Incest, lies and descent. An anthropological perspective on the relationship between brother and sister in Europe

By Raymond Jamous
Pages 755 to 774

Reviews

Pages 775 to 776

In memoriam Aliette Geistdoerfer (1943-2015)

By Emilie Mariat-Roy, Christophe Sécula