This book's fourteenth and final chapter concludes that there are so many choices in the world that parents must teach their children how to think instead of what to think.
This book's fourteenth and final chapter concludes that there are so many choices in the world that parents must teach their children how to think instead of what to think. One section of this work discusses the use of chicken blood to skirt the taupou system. This work, which contains the chapter "Education for Choice," includes a preface written by (*) Franz Boas. The idea that this book was based on "anthropological myth" is the thesis of a book about the "fateful hoaxing" of this work's author by Derek Freeman. This book reports that its adolescent subjects engage in casual premarital sex. For 10 points, name this book that profiles the youth of the island of Ta'u in the title island group, written by Margaret Mead.
This book's fourteenth and final chapter concludes that there are so many choices in the world that parents must teach their children how to think instead of what to think.
Coming of Age in Samoa