Coming of Age in Samoa
by Margaret Mead
"Coming of Age in Samoa" by Margaret Mead, The Modern Library, 1953. Hardcover edition in good condition, featuring Mead's groundbreaking anthropological study of Samoan youth. No inscriptions or library markings, making it a valuable find for collectors and those interested in cultural studies.
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The book is bound in a sturdy cloth cover with some minor wear visible on the spine and edges. The pages are clean and intact, with no inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown, but the book remains a solid copy for collectors and readers interested in anthropology.
About This Vintage 1953 Edition
"Coming of Age in Samoa" by Margaret Mead, published by The Modern Library in 1953, is a seminal work in anthropology and psychology. This edition, printed in New York, offers insights into the lives of Samoan youth and their cultural practices, contrasting them with Western civilization. Mead's study is crucial for understanding cultural relativism and the impact of societal norms on youth development. The book is bound in a durable cloth cover, featuring the characteristic Modern Library emblem. While the dust jacket's condition is unknown, the book itself is in good condition, free from library markings or inscriptions. This edition is a valuable addition to collections focused on anthropology and cultural studies.
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