Wrongdoing and Retribution: Children's Conceptions of Illness Causality in a Central Indian Village

Keywords

Wrongdoing, Retributive justice, Causality (physics), Criminology, Causation

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• ‘The good child’: Anthropological perspectives on morality and childhoodAnne‐Meike Fechter — 2014
• Children’s moral reasoning about illness in Chhattisgarh, central IndiaPeggy Froerer — 2011
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