This author cautioned against "an American society gone awry, training individuals for roles they could not assume," in a work categorizing the Plains Indians as Dionysian and the Zuni as Apollonian.
This author cautioned against "an American society gone awry, training individuals for roles they could not assume," in a work categorizing the Plains Indians as Dionysian and the Zuni as Apollonian. By using war propaganda and the diaries of captured soldiers, this woman categorized (*) Japanese national character without ever having visited the country. For 10 points, name this anthropologist who wrote Patterns of Culture and who described guilt versus shame cultures in The Chrysanthemum and the Sword.
This author cautioned against "an American society gone awry, training individuals for roles they could not assume," in a work categorizing the Plains Indians as Dionysian and the Zuni as Apollonian.
Ruth Fulton {Benedict}