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Childhood, Adulthood and the Law,ll also require a different response to vulnerability. Rather than seeing vulnerability as a state to be avoided or to escape from it will require the law to recognise our vulnerabilities and the responsibilities we owe to each other as a result.

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Introduction,en.? It also explore how the law uses age in a range of situations to determine what rights children do or do not have under the law. The chapter also introduces the concept of vulnerability which is used to justify the law’s interaction with children.

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Are Children More Vulnerable Than Adults?,ity and argue that everyone (adults and children) has impaired capacity, is dependent on others, and has frail bodies. The argument will be made that childhood is a social construction created to disguise the vulnerability of adults. Rather than the more common argument that children’s abilities are

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Childhood, Adulthood and the Law,re of legal rights and responsibilities. The law needs to promote values of relationships and mutuality, rather than individualism and autonomy. It will also require a different response to vulnerability. Rather than seeing vulnerability as a state to be avoided or to escape from it will require the

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Vulnerability Is Good,uld rejoice in our universal vulnerability. It requires us to reach out to others and work together to find mutual solutions to our common challenges. Our vulnerability means we must be open to change and rethinking who we are. It means we find our identity and meaning through and with others, rathe

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