Mead Coming Of Age Samoa

Anthropology Civilization
.^ ^ <^ ^,^.'A.'\ >r > >r >:: COMING OF AGE S r > r \ \ r \ \ r \ r <■ <* ' f r \ r N > r > y A Psychological Study of Primitive > 1- <■ r ' <;; Youth for Western Civilisation \;; MARGARET MEAD: > r Assistant Curator of Ethnology > '' '' American Museum of ' r J \ Natural History > V V 'A Foreword by Franz Boas \ 1. J ^ Professor of Anthropology, Columbia University j >. k ^:: WILLIAM MORROW ^ COMPANY: >> ^ V ^ i '^ NEW YORK MCMXXVIII ^ > V J COMING OF AGE 14 ith Hihbcus in her hair T> l..( To THE Girls of Tau THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED *Ou te avatu lene't tusitala id te ^outou O Teineiti ma le Aualuma o Tail 4SH173 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I AM indebted to the generosity of the Board of Fellowships in the Biological Sciences of the National Research Council whose award of a fellowship made this investigation possible. I have to thank my father for the gift of my travelling expenses to and from the Samoan Islands. To Prof. Franz Boas I owe the inspiration and the direction of my problem, the training which prepared me to undertake such an investigation, and the^ticism of my results. For a co-operation which greatly facilitated the progress of my work in the Pacific, I am indebted to Dr. ^Herbert E. Gregory, Director of the B. P. Bishop Mu- ^seum and to Dr. E. C. S. Handy and Miss Stella Jones of the Bishop Museum. To the endorsement of my work by Adm…
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