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245 00 $aChildhood in contemporary cultures /$cedited by Margaret Mead and Martha Wolfenstein.
260 $aChicago :$bUniversity of Chicago Press,$c1955.
300 $axi, 473 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
338 $avolume$bnc$2rdacarrier
500 $aFirst-<4th> impressions (1955-<1960>): 473 p., 24 cm.; <7th-12th> impressions (<1964-1974> and 1963 (6th?) impression: 471 p., 21 cm. The only differences are the size and that the earlier impressions have a separate leaf (p. [463-464]) with the word "Index."
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $gPart I.$tCultural approaches to the study of childhood --$tTheoretical setting (1954) /$rMargaret Mead --$tContinuities and discontinuities in cultural conditioning (1938) /$rRuth Benedict --$tTheoretical approach (1941) /$rGeoffrey Gorer --$gPart II.$tObservational studies --$tChildren and ritual in Bali /$rMargaret Mead --$tBalinese children's drawing /$rJane Belo --$tChildren and music in Bali /$rColin McPhee --$tFrench parents take their children to the park /$rMartha Wolfenstein --$tThe place of book-learning in traditional Jewish culture /$rMark Zborowski --$gPart III.$tChild-rearing literature --$tEarly nineteenth-century American literature on child rearing /$rRobert Sunley --$tFun morality : an analysis of recent American child-training literature /$rMartha Wolfenstein --$tChild-training ideals in a postrevolutionary context : Soviet Russia /$rMargaret Mead and Elena Calas --$tParents and children : an analysis of contemporary German child-care and youth-guidance literature /$rRhoda Métraux --$gPart IV.$tFantasies for and about children --$t"Tootle" : a modern cautionary tale /$rDavid Riesman --$t"Jack and the beanstalk" : an American version /$rMartha Wolfenstein --$t"Monkey" : a Chinese children's classic --$tA portrait of the family in German juvenile fiction /$rRhoda Métraux --$tThe image of the child in contemporary films /$rMarth Wolfenstein --$gPart V. t Children's imaginative productions --$tFrench children's paintings /$rMartha Wolfenstein --$tThe consequences of wrongdoing : an analysis of story completions by German children /$rRhoda Métraux --$tSex differences in the play configurations of American pre-adolescents /$rErik H. Erikson --$gPart VI.$tInterviews with parents and children --$tSome variants in moral training of children /$rMartha Wolfenstein --$tDifferential patterns of social outlook and personality in family and children /$rElse Frenkel-Brunswik --$gPart VII.$tClinical studies --$tFrench and American children as seen by a French child analyst /$rFrançoise Dolto --$tTwo types of Jewish mothers /$rMartha Wolfenstein.
520 $aFourteen essays illustrate a number of ways in which children can be studied and show how materials made by, for, or about children, can be analyzed for the better understanding of child-rearing.
590 $bArchive
650 0 $aChildren.
650 0 $aChildren$vCross-cultural studies.
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650 17 $aKinderen.$2gtt
650 17 $aCultuurpatronen.$2gtt
655 7 $aCross-cultural studies.$2fast$0(OCoLC)fst01423769
700 1 $aMead, Margaret,$d1901-1978.
700 1 $aWolfenstein, Martha,$d1911-1976.
776 08 $iOnline version:$aMead, Margaret, 1901-1978.$tChildhood in contemporary cultures.$d[Chicago] University of Chicago Press [1955]$w(OCoLC)568557785
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