This thinker's daughter appears as the respondent to queries like "Why Do Frenchmen" and "Why a Swan" in a series of "metalogues" that open a work which applies cybernetics to addictive disorders and postulates the "double bind" of schizophrenia.
This thinker's daughter appears as the respondent to queries like "Why Do Frenchmen" and "Why a Swan" in a series of "metalogues" that open a work which applies cybernetics to addictive disorders and postulates the "double bind" of schizophrenia. This thinker was heavily cited by a colleague in the aforementioned Steps to an Ecology of Mind, published a year before this thinker's tape-recorded chat with James (*) Baldwin, A Rap on Race. The Mundugumor, Chambri, and Arapesh are analyzed with regard to aggression and gender relationships in one of this thinker's works, while another inspired The Making and Unmaking of an American Myth by vocal critic Derek Freeman. This wife of Gregory Bateson and author of Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies interviewed 68 teenagers for her most famous work, which blamed stressful adolescence on Western culture's sexual mores. For 10 points, identify this author of Coming of Age in Samoa.
This thinker's daughter appears as the respondent to queries like "Why Do Frenchmen" and "Why a Swan" in a series of "metalogues" that open a work which applies cybernetics to addictive disorders and postulates the "double bind" of schizophrenia.
Margaret Meade