youth
VIRTUAL ISSUE: YOUTH-CONVERSATION WITH AUTHORS AND COMMENTARY
Submitted by roseannliu on Wed, 2011-03-30 09:34
EWING, 2006
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VIRTUAL ISSUE: YOUTH
Submitted by roseannliu on Fri, 2011-03-25 22:32
EDITORIAL INTRODUCTION: ANTHROPOLOGY AND YOUTH
By Roseann Liu, Amanda Snellinger, and Elizabeth Lewis
LUKOSE, 2005
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WEISS, 2002
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Youth
Submitted by Michelle Stewart on Sat, 2008-03-15 18:28Historically, anthropological texts that spoke of children and youth did so through the lens of cultural development—the ways in which culture is transmitted to younger people— and included discussions about: rites of passage, the development of gender roles, liminality and the transition from childhood into adulthood in various societies. These articles served to inform an anthropological understanding of specific and general life stages to account for the role of youth in a given culture.
