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Margaret Mead and Derek Freeman: Bibliography of a Controversy
- Description:
- Derek Freeman’s 1983 attack on Margaret Mead’s classic Samoan ethnography, Coming of age in Samoa, aroused an unprecedented level of interest in the world of anthropology and among the educated public. That interest continues, over a decade later, with the publication of a play based on the lives of Mead and Freeman, and a major new book. The issues, of the nature of humankind and human society...
- Display date:
- 1998
- Location:
- Samoa
- Format:
- Unclassified
- Collections:
- ResearchSpace@Auckland
- Content partner:
- The University of Auckland Library
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- Not specified
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