Margaret Mead Papers and the South Pacific Ethnographic Archives ...

Publications and Other Writings File, 1923-1980
Container Contents
Interview entitled "What Can Modern Man Learn from Primitive
Societies?" (Bibl. 859)
Introduction to Why Young Mothers Feel Trapped (Bibl. 855)
"Leisure Is for Recollecting in Tranquility" (Bibl. 826)
"Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson: A New Kind of First Lady" (Bibl. 845)
"Man and His World: A Special Message" (Bibl. 831)
"Margaret Mead Answers..."
(Bibl. 839)
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(Bibl. 844)
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(Bibl. 849)
BOX I140 "Margaret Mead Re-examines Our Rights to Privacy" (Bibl. 842)
"Marriage Isn't for Everyone" (Bibl. 827)
"New Guinea Revisited" (Bibl. 840)
On the American Negro
Participant in "Ehe Auf Amerikanisch" (Bibl. 854)
"Postscript 1928-1964 to Growing up in New Guinea" (Bibl. 829)
Preface and introductory material to And Keep Your Powder Dry (Bibl.
828)
Correspondence, 1962-1969
Drafts
New bibliography, chapter, and introduction
(3 folders)
Publications for Sociological Abstracts
Review of
Culture Against Man (Bibl. 857)
BOX I141 Excesses and Restraint (Bibl. 856)
The Next Generation (Bibl. 858)
The Paths of Culture
The Position of Women in Primitive Society
"Small Town: A New Role for Old Communities?" (Bibl. 847)
General
Reader responses
(3 folders)
BOX I142 (1 folder)
"Social Aspects of Density" (Bibl. 380)
"Social Aspects of Regional Development" (Bibl. 838)
"Starting in the Middle"
"A Sturdy New Institution"
"Town and Gown: A General Statement" (Bibl. 835)
"The Unwitting Partners to Youthful Violence" (Bibl. 843)
"What Can I Do for Peace?" (Bibl. 846)
(2 folders)
BOX I143 Miscellany
Correspondence
(2 folders)
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