"Who's Fit to be a Parent?" conducts a thorough and wide-ranging
investigation into how society currently judges parents by looking
at the professions who assess parenting skills and examining the
charges that are made against certain "unfit" groups who are,
nonetheless, becoming more widespread as parents (for example,
those who are single, gay, disabled, or drug-addicted). Bringing
together professional and academic research which challenges
traditional views of how to assess parenting with the personal
experiences of a wide range of "non-conventional" families, Mukti
Jain Campion also examines the role of the media in guiding public
opinion and opening up the boundaries of what is considered
"normal." The book concludes with a challenging proposal for a new
framework by which to understand and assess parenting in the
twenty-first century.
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