Book Author: Margaret MeadChapter 11: The Girl in Conflict
Summary
In this chapter, Mead talks about what happens to girls who rebel against the customs of the community and desire more freedom, and options. This rebellion has consequence and is not tolerated. Mead gives the example of two girls, Lola and Mala who get in trouble. Mead goes on to suggest that the main reason for their behaviors is lack of affection.
In this chapter, Mead talks about what happens to girls who rebel against the customs of the community and desire more freedom, and options. This rebellion has consequence and is not tolerated. Mead gives the example of two girls, Lola and Mala who get in trouble. Mead goes on to suggest that the main reason for their behaviors is lack of affection.
Discussion
This chapter follows relates the story of two girls in the community to illustrate the consequences of not sticking to tradition. When a kid rebels in the U.S., and leaves the home, depending on the child's maturity he/she may or may not make it on his/her own. It was interesting reading this chapter.
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