The Study of Culture at a Distance

Margaret Mead · Rhoda Métraux

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Cultural Differences and Values Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture Cross-Cultural and Social Analysis

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I. The Purpose and Scope of This ManualThis Manual is concerned with methods that have been developed during the last decade for analyzing the cultural regularities in the characters of individuals who are members of societies which are inaccessible to direct observation. This inaccessibility may be spatial because a state of active warfare exists—as was the case with Japan and Germany in the early 1940s; or it may be—as is now the case with the Soviet Union and Communist China - due to bar...

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