For 10 points, name this ethnography about the adolescents of a certain Pacific island written by Margaret Mead.
A chapter of this book notes how babies learn to clap before they learn to walk and have a "beat indelibly fixed in their minds" while discussing the siva. The seventh chapter of this work describes three different kinds of unmarried sexual relations which require a confidant called a soa, including a kind of rape called "sleep crawling." This book describes how the daughter of a chief was appointed to the position of (*) taupo, which required her to maintain her virginity and prepare juice for the kava ceremony. This book was criticized in a 1983 book subtitled "The Making and Unmaking of an Anthropological Myth" written by Derek Freeman. For 10 points, name this ethnography about the adolescents of a certain Pacific island written by Margaret Mead.
A chapter of this book notes how babies learn to clap before they learn to walk and have a "beat indelibly fixed in their minds" while discussing the siva.
Coming of Age in Samoa