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Spare the Child Dale E. Fitzgibbons "--Choice "Derrida's 'deconstructive' critique ofAn urgent examination of Canada's legal, cultural, and historical acceptance of corporal punishment and the children it continues to fail In Spare the Child: Ending Childhood Corporal Punishment, author Ailsa Watkinson exposes a troubling truth: since 1892, Section 43 of the Canadian Criminal code has granted legal defense for parents and caregivers who use corporal punishment on children for the purpose of "correction." Remarkably, children remain