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Classic Ethnographies: Coming of Age in Samoa by Margaret Mead (1928)

Join Anthrodorphins for a summary of an ethnographic classic. An early work by one of the most famous anthropologists of all time, which enjoyed academic and mainstream success and was later subject to controversy, Coming of Age in Samoa addresses adolescent girlhood on the island of Ta’u. Motivated by Mead’s observations of American teens, the research questioned whether a fraught adolescence was a human universal. Through groundbreaking ethnographic fieldwork, she concluded Samoan girls had a much more peaceful adolescence, living in a monocultural society where expectations were clear, role models were abundant, and sex was not stigmatized. Follow us for more at: Instagram/TikTok/Facebook @anthrodorphins