Linda Pollock wrote a revisionist history of these people between 1500 and 1900, titled for their "forgotten" type.
Linda Pollock wrote a revisionist history of these people between 1500 and 1900, titled for their "forgotten" type. These people have been the major focus of the historian Paula Fass. The invention of moveable type and the invention of the television bracket the existence of these people as a distinct group, according to a work by Neil Postman. Court claims and life insurance policies provide the basis for a book by Viviana Zelizer ("zuh-LYE-zer") that argues for a historically inverse economic and emotional valuing of these people, and is titled for (*) "pricing the priceless" form of them. An anecdote about Louis XIII's penis is often employed by early modern scholars of these people. One thinker used artistic representations of these people in the Middle Ages to controversially argue that their existence as a separate class of people is a modern development. These people are the subject of the best-known book by Philippe Aries. For 10 points, name these people, one of whom was the subject of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Émile.
Linda Pollock wrote a revisionist history of these people between 1500 and 1900, titled for their "forgotten" type.
children [accept rough equivalents, including youth, boys, girls, adolescents, teenagers, young people, babies, etc.; accept Forgotten Children and Pricing the Priceless Child] 