In the nearly sixty years of anglophone Caribbean anthropology and sociology, no other institution or aspect of social life has been as researched as the African family.
An edition of Learning to Be a Man
(2002)
Learning to Be a Man
Culture, Socialization, and Gender Identity in Five Caribbean Communities
by Barry Chevannes
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Learning to Be a Man: Culture, Socialization, and Gender Identity in Five Caribbean Communities
May 2002, University of West Indies Press
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