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Stephen Wise's "Child Versus Parent: Some Chapters on the Irrepressible Conflict in the Home" delves into the timeless and often turbulent dynamic between parents and children. Exploring the intricacies of family life, this study examines the sources of parent-child conflict and the challenges inherent in different parenting styles.
Drawing on observations of generational differences and home life, Wise offers insights into the root causes of disagreement and misunderstanding between parents and their offspring. This book provides a detailed look at the social science of the parent and child relationship, offering observations relevant to anyone interested in family dynamics and conflict resolution. A foundational text in understanding family relationships, this meticulously prepared print edition ensures that Wise's work continues to inform and enlighten readers.
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