Something to Cry About

Explore the powerful insights in Something to Cry About by Susan M. Turner, published by Wilfrid Laurier University Press in 2002. In this compelling paperback, which spans 338 pages, Dr. Turner delves into the critical topic of corporal punishment and its impact on children. Drawing on recent studies, she presents compelling evidence that all forms of corporal punishment not only pose significant risks but also fail to improve behavior in the long term. Taking a bold stance, Dr. Turner encourages readers to engage in thoughtful dialogue around this pressing issue, making it a must-read for anyone interested in anthropology, law, human rights, and social science. Discover how understanding these dynamics can inform better practices in child-rearing and education. Get your copy today and join the conversation on this vital social issue.