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Culture and Commitment Author: A study of the generation gap by anthropologist Margaret Mead. — The lesson the elders of western society must learn is to relocate the future in the present, to give power to the young and together work out man's destiny. She classifies cultures in terms of models for behavior. In "postfigurative" societies the three generation family i... more »
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This book originated from the "Man and Nature" lectures delivered by Margaret Mead at The American Museum of Natural History in March 1969 in conjunction with the Museum's centennial celebration. 1970 paperback edition.
Genres:
- Nonfiction >> Social Sciences >> Anthropology >> Cultural