An edition of Coming of age in Samoa
(1928)
Coming of age in Samoa; a psychological study of primitive youth for western civilisation
by Margaret Mead
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The classic anthropological study describes what it was like in the 1920s for girls growing up in the culture of the Samoan Islands, offering provocative insights into such topics as childhood, gender roles, and culture.
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Adolescence, Children, Children in the Samoan Islands, Girls, Psychology, Samoan Islands, Samoan Women, Samoans, Social life and customs, Women, Adolescent, Manners and customs, Cultural Anthropology, Teenagers, Ethnology, Samoan islands, social life and customs, Children, samoan islands, Women, samoan islands, Volwassenwording, Children in the Samoan islads, Social EnvironmentPlaces
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