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Acknowledgements | ix | |
Words for a New Century | xi | |
Introduction to the Perennial Classics Edition | xv | |
Preface for the 1975 Edition | xxv | |
Part 1 | Growing up in Manus Society | |
I | Introduction | 5 |
II | Scenes from Manus Life | 13 |
III | Early Education | 21 |
IV | The Family Life | 40 |
V | The Child and the Adult Social Life | 60 |
VI | The Child and the Supernatural | 73 |
VII | The Child's World | 86 |
VIII | The Development of Personality | 98 |
IX | Manus Attitudes Towards Sex | 109 |
X | The Adolescent Girl | 125 |
XI | The Adolescent Boy | 136 |
XII | The Triumph of the Adults | 145 |
Part 2 | Reflections on the Educational Problems of To-day in the Light of Manus Experience | |
XIII | Bequeathing Our Tradition Graciously | 153 |
XIV | Education and Personality | 162 |
XV | Giving Scope to the Imagination | 176 |
XVI | The Child's Dependence upon Tradition | 187 |
Appendices | ||
I | The Ethnological Approach to Social Psychology | 203 |
II | Ethnographic Notes on the Manus Peoples | 212 |
III | Culture Contact in Manus | 218 |
IV | Observances Connected with Pregnancy, Birth, and Care of Infants | 230 |
V | Diagram of the Village Showing House Ownership, Clan Membership, Residence | 235 |
VI | Views of the Village as Seen by Two Children, Aged Five and Eleven, and Explanatory Comments | 240 |
VII | A Sample Legend | 261 |
VIII | Analysis of the Composition of the Peri Population | 263 |
IX | Record Sheets Used in Gathering Material | 266 |
X | Map Showing Position of the Admiralty Islands | 268 |
XI | Map Showing Position of the Manus Villages | 269 |
Index and Glossary | 271 |
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