This author discovered that the Arapash people of the Sepik are generally nonviolent, and concluded that females of Tchambuli are dominant in another work.
This thinker's tape-recorded conversation with James Baldwin was transcribed for the book A Rap on Race. This author discovered that the Arapash people of the Sepik are generally nonviolent, and concluded that females of Tchambuli are dominant in another work. The most famous work by this author of  (*) Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies includes the sections "Education for Choice" and "Formal Sex Relations". That work was criticized by Derek Freeman five years after the death of this thinker, who garnered her observations from 68 women on the Polynesian island of Tau. For ten points, name this American anthropologist who wrote Coming of Age in Samoa.
This thinker's tape-recorded conversation with James Baldwin was transcribed for the book A Rap on Race.
Margaret {Mead}