Margaret Mead

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Margaret Mead

Margaret Mead is affiliated with the following schools: DePauw University, Columbia University, Barnard College, University of Rhode Island

Why Is Margaret Mead Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Margaret Mead was an American cultural anthropologist who featured frequently as an author and speaker in the mass media during the 1960s and the 1970s. She earned her bachelor's degree at Barnard College of Columbia University and her M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from Columbia. Mead served as President of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in 1975.

Margaret Mead's Published Works

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Published Papers

Coming of Age in Samoa (1245)
Sex and Temperament: In Three Primitive Societies (794)
Cybernetics (690)
Coming of Age in Samoa; a Psychological Study of Primitive Youth for Western Civilization (585)
Balinese character : a photographic analysis (539)
Image of the Scientist among High-School Students: A Pilot Study. (527)
Cooperation and Competition Among Primitive Peoples (405)
Culture and commitment : a study of the generation gap (253)
Culture and commitment (180)
Male and Female: A Study of the Sexes in a Changing World (178)
The Study of Culture at a Distance. (172)
Childhood in contemporary cultures (152)
Continuities in Cultural Evolution (150)
The Human Revolution [and Comments and Reply] (143)
Co-Operation and Competition among Primitive Peoples (143)
An Investigation Of The Thought Of Primitive Children With Special Reference To Animism (122)
Conceptualizing Culture : Possibilities for Political Science (114)
Cultural Patterns and Technical Change (107)
Blackberry Winter: My Earlier Years (106)
Coming of age in Samoa : a study of adolescence and sex in primitive societies (105)
A Theory of Public Bureaucracy: Politics, Personality, and Organization in the State Department. (95)
Trance in Bali (91)
An Anthropologist at Work: Writings of Ruth Benedict (90)
A Rap on Race (76)
The school in American culture (73)
Growth and culture: a photographic study of Balinese childhood. (70)
CULTURAL FACTORS IN THE CAUSE AND PREVENTION OF PATHOLOGICAL HOMICIDE. (68)
Letters from the Field, 1925-1975 (68)
Culture and Commitment: The New Relationships Between the Generations in the 1970s (65)
Cultural Patterns and Technical Change (62)
Our Educational Emphases in Primitive Perspective (59)
Science and the concept of race (57)
Synergy: Some Notes of Ruth Benedict' (57)
Growing Up in New Guinea: a Comparative Study of Primitive Education (56)
New Lives for Old; Cultural Transformation: Manus, 1928-1953 (55)
The Changing Culture of an Indian Tribe (54)
Social Organization Of Manua (51)
--From the South seas : studies of adolescence and sex in primitive societies (49)
Social organization of Manu'a (47)
Some theoretical considerations on the problem of mother-child separation. (46)
Growing up in New Guinea: A Comparative Study of Primitive Education (45)
The changing significance of food. (45)
Research with human beings: A model derived from anthropological field practice. (43)
Life Is With People: The Jewish Little-Town of Eastern Europe (41)
Papers in Honor of Melville J. Herskovits: Socialization and Enculturation (41)
NATIVE LANGUAGES AS FIELD‐WORK TOOLS1 (40)
A cultural anthropologist's approach to maternal deprivation. (40)
The Swaddling Hypothesis: Its Reception (39)
The concept of culture and the psychosomatic approach. (37)
Cultural Frontiers of the Peace Corps. (36)
Anthropology Among the Sciences (35)
Towards a human science. (35)
THE CHALLENGE OF CROSS-CULTURAL RESEARCH. (33)
The implications of culture change for personality development. (31)
The Mountain Arapesh (30)
The Factor of Food Habits (30)
MORE COMPREHENSIVE FIELD METHODS1 (30)
Social Change and Cultural Surrogates (30)
Research on primitive children. (30)
Growing up in New Guinea : a study of adolescence and sex in primitive societies (29)
Group intelligence tests and linguistic disability among Italian children (28)
The Role of the Individual in Samoan Culture (28)
Food habits research: problems of the 1960's. (27)
Towards More Vivid Utopias. (27)
Samoan Children at Work and Play (27)
The Small Conference: An Innovation in Communication (27)
Grandparents as Educators (27)
Soviet attitudes toward authority (26)
Cultural Discontinuities and Personality Transformation (24)
Changing Styles of Anthropological Work (24)
New Lives for Old: Cultural Transformation Manus, 1928-1953. (23)
The golden age of American anthropology (23)
For God's Sake, Margaret (23)
The Pattern of Leisure in Contemporary American Culture (22)
The primitive child. (21)
The Gifted Child In The American Culture Of Today (18)
THE USE OF PRIMITIVE MATERIAL IN THE STUDY OF PERSONALITY (17)
Understanding cultural patterns. (17)
The Methodology of Racial Testing: Its Significance for Sociology (16)
Crossing Cultural Barriers (16)
Dietary Patterns and Food Habits (15)
Soviet Attitudes Toward Authority an Interdisciplinary Approach to Problems of Soviet Character (15)
PUBLIC OPINION MECHANISMS AMONG PRIMITIVE PEOPLES (15)
Themes in French Culture: A Preface to a Study of a French Community (15)
The Height of Her Powers: Margaret Mead's Samoa (15)
The Training of the Cultural Anthropologist (14)
The Sepik as a Culture Area: Comment (14)
Principles of Moral Building (13)
Book Reviews: New Lives for Old. Cultural Transformation--Manus, 1928-1953 (13)
ANTHROPOLOGY AND THE CLIMATE OF OPINION * (13)
Twentieth century faith: hope and survival (13)
The application of anthropological techniques to cross-national communication. (13)
Margaret Mead : the complete bibliography, 1925-1975 (13)
Cultural patterning of nutritionally relevant behavior. (13)
Anthropologist and Historian: Their Common Problems (13)
FOOD AND FEEDING IN OCCUPIED TERRITORY (12)
An inquiry into the question of cultural stability in Polynesia (12)
Coming of Age in Samoa. (12)
Early Adolescence in the United States (11)
Age patterning in personality development. (11)
The Contemporary American Family as an Anthropologist Sees It (11)
Cybernetics: Circular Causal and Feedback Mechanisms in Biological and Social Systems, Transactions of the Eighth Conference (11)
Totem and Taboo reconsidered with respect. (10)
Soviet Attitudes toward Authority: An Interdisciplinary Approach in Problems of Soviet Character (10)
The Manus Of The Admiralty Islands (10)
Changing patterns of parent-child relations in an urban culture. (10)
Americanization in Samoa (10)
Ruth Benedict. (10)
The generation gap. (9)
Youth Revolt: The Future Is Now. (9)
Anthropology : a human science : selected papers, 1939-1960 (9)
ON THE IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTHROPOLOGY OF THE GESELLILG APPROACH TO MATURATION1 (9)
Working Mothers and Their Children. (9)
The History of Tattooing and Its Significance, with some account of other forms of corporal marking. W. D. Hambly (8)
Cultural patterns and technical change : a manual (8)
The mountain Arapesh. 1, An importing culture. Anthropological papers of the AMNH ; v. 36, pt. 3 (8)
Music is a Human Need (8)
Children and Ritual in Bali (8)
Some Anthropological Considerations Concerning Natural Law (8)
Women and Change in the Developing World (8)
The Human Study of Human Beings. (8)
Soviet Attitudes Towards Authority (8)
Anthropologists and what they do (8)
The Strolling Players in the Mountains of Bali (7)
The Committee on Food Habits. (7)
THE MARSALAI CULT AMONG THE ARAPESH, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE RAINBOW SERPENT BELIEFS OF THE AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINALS (7)
The Originality of Milton Erickson (7)
The Social Responsibility of the Anthropologist: The Second Article in a Series on the Social Responsibility of Scholarship (7)
Comments on the division of labor in occupations concerned with food. (6)
What is happening to the American family? (6)
Book Review:The Lonely Crowd: A Study of the Changing American Character. David Riesman (6)
Children's Play Style: Potentialities and Limitations of Its Use as a Cultural Indicator (6)
From Intuition to Analysis in Communication Research (6)
Co-operation and Competition among Primitive Peoples. (6)
World enough: Rethinking the future (6)
An importing culture (5)
Themes in French culture (5)
A way of seeing (5)
The cross-cultural approach to the study of personality. (5)
Anthropological data on the problem of instinct. (5)
1. On the viability of villages. (5)
Women's Social Position (5)
Cultural patterns and technical change (from the Tensions and technology series) : A manual (5)
The Rights of Primitive Peoples (5)
Professional Problems of Education in Dependent Countries (5)
RUTH FULTON BENEDICT 1887–1948 (5)
Food as a Basis for International Co-Operation (5)
The Changing Cultural Patterns of Work and Leisure. (5)
The Adolescent and His Family. (4)
Children, culture, and Edith Cobb (4)
The mountain Arapesh. 3, Socio-economic life, 4, Diary of events in Alitoa. Anthropological papers of the AMNH ; v. 40, pt. 3 (4)
Father Involvement in Child Welfare : Estrangement and Reconciliation (4)
What is Happening to the American Family? (4)
Crossing boundaries in social science communications (4)
Language and culture (4)
Vicissitudes of the Study of the Total Communication Process (4)
MISCELLANEOUS: A Field Study in Siam of the Behavior and Social Relations of the Gibbon (Hylobates Lar). R. C. Carpenter (4)
Ethnological aspects of aging. (4)
Uniqueness and Universality. (4)
Scientist Reviewers Beware. (4)
Anthropologists, scientists, and laity (4)
The Arts in Bali (4)
The Study of Culture at a Distance (4)
Rights to life. (4)
Independent Religious Movements (3)
The Relationship Between Research by Women and Women's Experiential Roles (3)
World population: world responsibility. (3)
New lives to old : the effects of new communication on old cultures in the Pacific (3)
On the implications for anthropology of the Gesell-Ilg approach to maturation. (3)
Science and the High-School Student. (3)
Marriage in two steps - a proposal. (3)
Through Navajo Eyes: An Exploration of Film Communication and Anthropology:Through Navajo Eyes: An Exploration of Film Communication and Anthropology. (3)
A Lapse of Animism Among a Primitive People (3)
The Dietitian as a Member of a Therapeutic Team1 (3)
The Institute for Intercultural Studies and Japanese Studies (3)
Coral Gardens and Their Magic (3)
Margaret Mead, some personal views (3)
The Conservation of Insight -Educational Understanding of Bilingualism (3)
Technique and personality (3)
A creative life for your children (3)
Can the Socialization of Children Lead to Greater Acceptance of Diversity (3)
On the Institutionalized Rôle of Women and Character Formation (3)
Aspects of the present (3)
The study of culture at a distance / by Margaret Mead, Rhoda Metraux (3)
The Island Earth. (3)
From Black and White Magic to Modern Medicine (3)
III. Cultural Determinants (3)
FAMILY CONTEXTS OF BREASTFEEDING1 (3)
Values for Urban Living (3)
On Methods of Implementing a National Morale Program (3)
A REPLY TO A REVIEW OF “SEX AND TEMPERAMENT IN THREE PRIMITIVE SOCIETIES” (3)
Researches in Bali, 1936–1939 (3)
Environment and Education. (3)
The wagon and the star : a study of American community initiative (3)
The Rights of Primitive Peoples: Papua-New Guinea: A Crucial Instance (3)
The American character (3)
THE ROLE OF SMALL SOUTH SEA CULTURES IN THE POST WAR WORLD (3)
The Maoris And Their Arts (2)
Kinship in the Admiralty Islands. Anthropological papers of the AMNH ; v. 34, pt. 2 (2)
Introduction to "Cultural Influence on Perception" (2)
Women in National Service (2)
GENERAL AND ETHNOLOGY: Six Cultures: Studies of Child Rearing. Beatrice B. Whiting (ed.) (2)
SECTION OF ANTHROPOLOGY*: MANUS RESTUDIED: AN INTERIM REPORT** (2)
Questions that Need Asking (2)
Temperamental differences and sexual dimorphism (2)
Image of the Scientist. (2)
FOOD THERAPY AND WARTIME FOOD PROBLEMS (2)
Group Living as a Part of Intergroup Education Workshops (2)
The immortality of man (2)
CULTURE AND PERSONALITY: Sexual Behavior in American Society: An Appraisal of the First Two Kinsey Reports, Jerome Himelhoch and Sylvia Fleis Fava (2)
Psychiatry and Ethnology (2)
Art and Reality: From the Standpoint of Cultural Anthropology (2)
Cultural aspects of women's vocational problems in post World War II. (2)
The Student of Race Problems Can Say (2)
Studies in the anthropology of Oceania and Asia . By James M. Andrews, et al. Edited by Carleton S. Coon and James M. Andrews, IV. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Peabody Museum of American Archaeology and Ethnology, 1944. xiv. 220 pp. $4.50. (2)
Mental Health and the Wider World (2)
Ways to Deal with the Current Social Transformation (2)
Future Family (2)
People and places (2)
Margaret Lowenfeld 1890–1973 (2)
Women : the variety and meaning of their sexual experience (2)
Women Can Help Apply Science to Human Problems (1)
SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS (1)
Review of The coming of age. (1)
Patterns of Sexual Behavior. Clellan S. Ford and Frank A. Beach (1)
I. The Conference Process (1)
Habitat: Building a global constituency (1)
The changing status of adolescents in the modern world. (1)
Customs and Mores (1)
Changing Role of Physical Education in Our Culture (1)
Preparing Children for a World Society (1)
Contrasts and Comparisons from Primitive Society (1)
SECTION OF ANTHROPOLOGY: Anthropological Approach to Dietary Problems (1)
Effects of Anthropological Field Work Models on Interdisciplinary Communication in the Study of National Character (1)
Appreciative Comment on Jacqueline Mithun's Article; Comment on Jacqueline Mithun, Bob Scholte (1)
ETHNOLOGY AND ETHNOGRAPHY: Children of the Kibbutz. MELFORD E. SPIRO (1)
GENERAL AND ETHNOLOGY: The Concept of Freedom in Anthropology. David Bidney (ed.) (1)
Age Discrepancies in the Understanding and Use of Modern Technology, Espeicially the Mass Media. Or How Parents and Teachers Fail to Tune in on the Children's Media Envioronment. (1)
Effects of Anthropological Field Work Models on Interdisciplinary Communication in the Study of National Character (1)
The mountain Arapesh. 5, The record of Unabelin with Rorschach analyses. Anthropological papers of the AMNH ; v. 41, pt. 3 (1)
The mountain Arapesh. 2, Supernaturalism. Anthropological papers of the AMNH ; v. 37, pt. 3 (1)
Ethnology:The Individual in Cultural Adaptation: A Study of Four East African Peoples. ROBERT B. EDGERTON (1)
Energy Changes Under Conditions of Cultural Change (1)
The Contribution of Anthropology to the Science of the Future (1)
Determinants of health beliefs and behavior. III. Cultural determinants. (1)
Review of The politics of nonviolent action. (1)
Diary of Recent Economic Events and Policy Statements.: 1 June 1985 to 31 October 1985 (1)
Some Relations Between Cultural Anthropology and Sociometry (1)
Methods in Structural Linguistics. Zellig S. Harris (1)
Mental health in our changing culture. (1)
The Underdeveloped and the Overdeveloped (1)
INTRODUCTORY REMARKS (1)
Faces in the Crowd: Individual Studies in Character and Politics. (1)
Cultural Contexts of Puberty & Adolescence (1)
... As seen by a social scientist (1)
NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA: The Hopi Child. Wayne Dennis. (Monograph 26 of the University of Virginia Institute for Research in the Social Studies (1)
ETHNOLOGY: Ta'u: Stability and Change in a Samoan Village. Lowell D. Holmes (1)
The Role Of The Individual In Samaon Culture (1)
The Heritage of Children in the United States. (1)
Education, the lost dimension (1)
Report on Regional Conferences (1)
Anthropologie et glyphes (1)
Ethnology: Culture and Behavior of the Sebei: A Study in Continuity and Adaptation. Walter Gold-schmidt (1)
The many rights to life. (1)
Hazards Encountered in Publishing in Europe (1)
APPENDIX. Background of this study (1)
Arctic Village.Robert Marshall (1)
Margaret Mead. (1)
World-Minded Education. (1)
A Study of Abortion in Primitive Societies. A Typological, Distributional, and Dynamic Analysis of the Prevention of Birth in 400 Preindustrial Societies. George Devereux (1)
Government Reports.: 5 June 1985 to 31 October 1985 (0)
Male and Female. (0)
Book Review:On Becoming a Kwoma: Teaching and Learning in a New Guinea Tribe. John M. Whiting (0)
[Letters to Editor] (0)
The Dangers of Linear Projection. (0)
Group Psychotherapy in the Light of Social Anthropology (0)
Accession 04-042 Audiotape, 1957 (0)
Anthropology, sociology and psychology. Introduction. (0)
Review of Smoke from their fires: The life of a Kwakiutl chief. (0)
Time and Talent. (0)
Changing life patterns and the consciousness of the individual. (0)
The Crisis of Self: America's Secret War. (0)
Cultural patterning of maturation in selected primitive societies. (0)
Government Reports.: 1 April 1985 to 4 June 1985 (0)
Themes in French Culture: A Preface to a Study of French Community.@@@French Institutions: Values and Politics. (0)
Women and the future of mankind (0)
Training in Community Relations (0)
SECTION OF PSYCHOLOGY: Cultural Approach to Personality (0)
Toward an Educational Protocracy. (0)
Australian and New Zealand Working Papers.: 1 April 1985 to 31 May 1985 (0)
Primitive heritage,: An anthropological anthology; (0)
GENERAL AND ETHNOLOGY: Race, Culture, and Evolution: Essays in the History of Anthropology. George W. Stocking, Jr (0)
Industries Assistance Commission Reports and Inquiries.: 1 June 1985 to 31 October 1985 (0)
Bali: Studies in Life, Thought and Ritual. H. J. Franken and others (0)
Book Reviews and Abstracts (0)
The Next Generation: The Prospects Ahead for the Youth of Today. Donald N. Michael. Random House, New York, 1965. xxvi + 218 pp. $4.95 (0)
Part 1: What I Think I Have Learned About Education, 1923-73. (0)
V TWENTIETH CENTURY FAITH AND HUMAN SURVIVAL (0)
Needed: Full Partnership for Women. (0)
Holy Ghost People. Filmed in 1966–67 by Peter Adair with Nathan Gerrard as consultant. Produced in 1966–67 by Blair Boyd. (0)
A Twi Relationship System (0)
Worth and Adair: Through Navajo Eyes: An Exploration of Film Communication and Anthropology (0)
Families And Maternity Care Around The World (0)
Psychological Anthropology: Approaches to Culture and Personality. Francis L. K. Hsu (Ed.) (0)
SIPI Expansion (0)
LESSER, ALEXANDER. The Pawnee Ghost Dance Hand Game. Pp. x, 337. New York: Columbia University Press, 1934. $4.00 (0)
Man in Space: A Tool and Program for the Study of Social Change (0)
Population: the need for an ethic. (0)
Television, children, errors. (0)
Review of Don't be afraid of your child. (0)
A rejoinder to Jules Henry's review of "Male and female." (0)
GENERAL AND ETHNOLOGY: Dema: Description and Analysis of Marind-Anim Culture (South New Guinea). J. Van Baal (0)
History and Traditions of Nine. Edwin M. Loeb (0)
Industries Assistance Commission Reports and Inquiries (0)
THE YOUNG ADULT (0)
Mental health: A moving target (0)
WALLIS, WILSON D. Culture and Progress. Pp. xii, 503. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1930. $5.00 (0)
34. Contemporary Anthropology (0)
Spiritual issues in the problem of birth control (0)
Algeria . The realities. Germaine Tillion. Translated from the French by Ronald Matthews. Knopf, New York, 1958. viii + 115 pp. $2.50. (0)
War Need Not Mar Our Children (0)
Maturity and society (0)
Back Matter (0)
Response : Science and the High-School Student (0)
Cherishing the life of the world (0)
The social significance of theories of human aggression (0)
Industries Assistance Commission Reports and Inquiries.: 1 April 1985 to 31 May 1985 (0)
OTHER: And the Poor Get Children: Sex, Contraception, and Family Planning in the Working Class. Lee Rainwater, assisted by Karol Kane Weinstein (0)
Sex and the Social Order (0)
"Cultural Change and Technical Development", M. Mead : [recenzja] / Sławoj Szynkiewicz. (0)
Margaret Mead, Franz Boas, and the Ogburns of Science: The Statistical and the Clinical Models in the Presentation of Mead's Samoan Ethnography (0)
Stream of events in Alitoa (0)
Reciprocities between domestic and overseas health service inventions. (0)
Culture and Commitment: A Study of the Generation Gap.@@@Prisoners of Culture. (0)
A REPLY TO THE REVIEW OF “COOPERATION AND COMPETITION AMONG PRIMITIVE PEOPLES” (0)
ROUND TABLE: HOW CAN THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES CONTRIBUTE TO THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS? (0)
Review: Man in the Modern World (0)
Book Reviews (0)
Part 11: Selected Reprints. (0)
Proof against Any Bomb (0)
Hunger, food and the environment (0)
The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the World Federation of Mental Health (0)
Book Review:Aboriginal Woman: Sacred and Profane. Phyllis M. Kaberry (0)
Grandparents as Educators (0)
Valenge Women.Dora E. Earthy (0)
Anthropology and American Civilization (0)
AN OPEN LETTER FROM MARGARET MEAD: Anthropological Research Services Merit Support (0)
Report of Creating a Scientific Climate for Children. (0)
General and Theoretical: Socialization: The Approach from Social Anthropology. PHILIP MAYER, ed (0)
OTHER: Man and Society in Disaster. George W. Baker and Dwight W. Chapman (eds.) (0)
OTHER: Russian Assignment. Vice Admiral Leslie C. Stevens (0)
ASIA AND OCEANIA: Malay Fishermen: Their Peasant Economy. R. Firth (0)
Review of Culture against man. (0)
TV Effects: London View. (0)
Book Review:Cultural Relativism: Perspectives in Cultural Pluralism. Melville J. Herskovits, Frances Herskovits (0)
Forrest, Earle R. Missions and Pueblos of the Old Southwest . Pp. 386. Glendale : The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1929. $6.00 (0)
Maori. Ans Westra and James Ritchie (0)
A Man Called Bee: Studying the Yanamamö. 1974. By Napoleon A. Chagnon and Timothy Asch (0)
Orokaiva Magic. F. E. Williams (0)
Personal decisions about family size. (0)
ETHNOLOGY AND ETHNOGRAPHY: Elite Communication in Samoa: A Study of Leadership. Felix M. Keesing and Marie M. Keesing (0)
Australian and New Zealand Working Papers (0)
ANTHROPOLOGY IN 1970 (0)
Beginning with the Adolescent in the Social Studies (0)
Book Review:The Destiny of Modern Woman in the Light of Papal Teaching. William B. Faherty (0)
New forms of community in a pluralistic society (0)
Book Review:Race: Individual and Collective Behavior. Edgar T. Thompson, Everett C. Hughes (0)
Book Review:Growing Up in the Black Belt: Negro Youth in the Rural South. Charles S. Johnson (0)
Algeria . The realities. Germaine Tillion. Translated from the French by Ronald Matthews. Knopf, New York, 1958. viii + 115 pp. $2.50. (0)
Letters from the Field 1925-1975. Vol. 52 (0)
Man and woman (0)
Cultural patterning of maturation in selected primitive societies. (0)
CAPTAIN J. A. C. GRAY. Amerika Samoa: A History of American Samoa and its United States Naval Administration. Pp. xx, 295. Annapolis, Md.: United States Naval Institute, 1960. $6.00 (0)
Part 111: Epilogue. (0)
Continuities in Cultural Evolution (0)
PSYCHOETHNOGRAPHY: The Lowenfeld Mosaic Test. Margaret Lowenfeld (0)
News of Developing Research Methods (0)
DISCUSSION (0)
Discipline and dedication (0)
Letters to the Editor (0)
Book Review:New Men of Papua: A Study in Culture Change. Robert F. Maher (0)
The Maoris and their arts. (Guide leaflet, no. 71) (0)
Back of Adolescence Lies Early Childhood (0)
Response : Does "the Gap" Really Exist? (0)
Problems of population balance. (0)
On the Shoulders of Giants (0)
Problems of a war time society: II. The modification of pre-war patterns: 1. The cultural picture. (0)
Some cultural anthropological responses to technical assistance experience (0)
Excess and Restraint: Social Control among a New Guinea Mountain People (0)
The Widening World of Childhood: Paths toward Mastery. Lois Murphy (0)
Review of The individual and his society. (0)
CHAPTER 3 Intelligence , Multiple Intelligences and EFL Pedagogy (0)
Changing Patterns of Trust and Responsibility: The Need for New Canons of Professional Ethics (0)
Public Policy and Behavioral Science (0)
Ethnology: Tahitians: Mind and Experience in the Society Islands. ROBERT I. LEVY (0)
Primitive Heritage. An Anthropological Anthology (0)
A new look at the age of technology (0)
Book Review:A Scientific Theory of Culture and Other Essays. Bronislaw Malinowski (0)
The Editorial page (0)
Sexe i temperament en tres societats primitives (0)
The american way of life and thoughts : readings in English as a second language (0)
Editorial (0)
New Deadline for Nominations for AAAS-Rosenstiel Award in Oceanographic Science. (0)
Australian and New Zealand Working Papers.: 1 June 1985 to 31 October 1985 (0)
Ruth Benedict (0)
Review of The psychology of women: A psychoanalytic interrelation. (0)
PREFACE (0)
SIPI Expansion. (0)
Book Review:A Black Civilization: A Social Study of an Australian Tribe. W. Lloyd Warner (0)
KROEBER, A. L., and WATERMAN, T. T. Source Book in Anthropology. Pp. viii, 571. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1931 (0)
Twenty-fourth Annual Karen Horney Lecture. Temperamental differences and sexual dimorphism. (0)
PANEL DISCUSSION (0)
The changing world of living. (0)
National Character and National Stereotypes: A Trend Report Prepared for the International Union of Scientific Philosophy. H. C. J. Duijker and N. H. Frijda (0)
The American Family (0)
The right to die. (0)
Review: Cultural Patterns and Technical Change (0)
Book Reviews (0)
Relational Concepts and Information Theory (0)
The American People (0)
Asia and AfricaMARY D. SALTER AINSWORTH. Infancy in Uganda: Infant Care and the Growth of Love. Pp. xvii, 471. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press, 1967. $12.00 (0)
Review: The Immense Journey (0)
Gifford, EDWARD W., and Block, Gwendoline Harris (Compilers). Californian Indian Nights Entertainments. Pp. 323. Glendale: The Arthur H. Clark Company, 1930. $6.00 (0)
The study of culture at a distance / Margaret Mead, Rhoda Mitrout (0)
233. The Group as the Unit of Social Evolution (0)
Becoming More Civilized. A psychological exploration. Leonard W. Doob. Yale University Press, New Haven, Conn., 1960. xii + 333 pp. $6 (0)
Response : Psychosocial Synthesis (0)
Review: The Science of Culture: A Study of Man and Civilization (0)
ASIA AND OCEANTA: Rossel Island; An Ethnological Study. W. E. Armstrong. With an Introduction by A. C. Haddon (0)
LOWIE, ROBERT H. Are We Civilized? Human Culture in Perspective. Pp. xiii, 306. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1929. $3.50 (0)
Cultural Bases for Understanding Literature (0)
Today's Youth in Tomorrow's Society: The Next Generation: The Prospects Ahead for the Youth of Today . Donald N. Michael. Random House, New York, 1965. xxvi + 218 pp. $4.95. (0)
Diary of Recent Economic Events and Policy Statements (0)
COMMENTS FROM AN ANTHROPOLOGIST (0)
Diary of Recent Policy Statements (0)
Other: The Culture of Childhood: Child's‐Eye Views of Society and Culture. MARY ELLEN GOODMAN (0)
New emphasis on cultural factors (0)
[The challenge of life. Biomedical progress and human values. Roche anniversary symposium. Impact of biomedical progress on society and the individual]. (0)
Further Comment on Primitive Heritage by Mead and Calas: Rejoinder (0)

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