Mary Catherine Bateson , the daughter of the author of this book, wrote a new forward for it, "Words for a New Century," which discusses the theme of the last chapter, "Education for Choice." It was heavily criticized in a work subtitled "The Making and Unmaking of an Anthropological Myth," written by Derek Freeman. Its thesis suggests that children and teenagers in the titular society suffer less
Mary Catherine Bateson , the daughter of the author of this book, wrote a new forward for it, "Words for a New Century," which discusses the theme of the last chapter, "Education for Choice." It was heavily criticized in a work subtitled "The Making and Unmaking of an Anthropological Myth," written by Derek Freeman. Its thesis suggests that children and teenagers in the titular society suffer less psychologically due to looser sexual mores than teenagers in America. FTP name this controversial anthropological study written by Margaret Mead.
Mary Catherine Bateson , the daughter of the author of this book, wrote a new forward for it, "Words for a New Century," which discusses the theme of the last chapter, "Education for Choice.
{Coming of Age in Samoa}