This work asks, "Will we, who have the knowledge of many ways, leave our children free to choose among them?" in its final chapter, "Education for Choice." Other chapters include "Formal Sex (*) Relations." One criticism of this work claims that many of the people its author studied fabricated their
This work asks, "Will we, who have the knowledge of many ways, leave our children free to choose among them?" in its final chapter, "Education for Choice." Other chapters include "Formal Sex (*) Relations." One criticism of this work claims that many of the people its author studied fabricated their stories; that criticism was written by Derek Freeman. The work claims that much of adolescent stress is caused by strict sexual codes. For 10 points, name this study of young women in the namesake island country, a work of Margaret Mead.
This work asks, "Will we, who have the knowledge of many ways, leave our children free to choose among them?" in its final chapter, "Education for Choice."