A way of seeing
Margaret Mead and Rhoda Metraux
- New York McCall Publishing Company 1970
- 335 p.
Perspectives on the world -- And children shall lead the way -- World of ciites -- One world-but which language? -- Church and society -- The Choice to live -- Are the natives friendly? -- neighbors vs. neighborhoods -- New prospects for old commuities -- On friendship -- Time to reflect, time to feel -- Many Christmases -- New year's- a universal birthday -- Man on the moon -- Public Good -- Egalitarian error -- Police and the community -- Privacy and the public good -- Two-party system -- Must women be bored with politics? -- Mrs. Roosevelt -- Peacekeeping -- Unwitting partners to youthful violence -- Universal national service -- Student power -- Race and intelligence -- Where is the wilderness? -- Private Good -- Gift of autonomy -- What, in fact, is parenthood? -- American takes a wife -- Apprenticeship for marriage -- Marriage in two steps-a proposal -- Marriage in two steps-a continuing dialogue -- On educating women -- Working wife-two full-time jobs -- When women help each other -- Double-talk about divorce -- Limiting large families in America -- Discipline-to what end? -- Summer in the Woodlands, a summer by the sea -- Education for diversity -- How our children face the future -- Dialogues -- On telling children about war and peace -- On loving marriages -- Categories of belief -- New superstitions for old -- Nudist idea -- What we can learn from sex eucation in Sweden -- On aggression -- Gypsies -- measure of freedom: New Guinea revisited -- Letter from Peri-Manus I -- Letter from Peri-Manus II -- Filming Peri village-Manus, III -- Letter form Tambunam-Iatmul / Rhoda Metraux.